Dreamcatcher Imagines

𝗱𝗮𝗺𝗶 | easy

Reader Is: Neutral Age (Non-DC AU)
Categories: Fluff
Summary: The reader's crush from her psychology class, Yubin, sits across from her at the library one day.

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You drummed your fingers on the library table quietly, letting a small sigh escape your lips. You had been sitting at one of the large desks in the old brick building with your hands poised over your laptop keyboard for the past hour, but the ending of your paper still had yet to be written. You had unfortunately come to the conclusion that it wasn't going to finish itself, so you had resorted to typing one word at a time with five-minute-long breaks in between.

That was, at least, until Lee Yubin showed up. Yubin was in your psychology class, the one for which you were writing the paper that you were working on, and you had always found her cute. She seemed shy, however, so you never approached her in order to avoid making her nervous and thereby mess up any chances that you might have. You didn't realize, however, just how pretty and quiet her voice was until she spoke directly to you, making your cheeks flush ever so slightly.

"Is this seat taken?"

"No," you smiled up at the pretty silver-haired girl. She had just dyed it that striking shade from a light blonde, and it amazed you how she could pull off any color.

"Thanks," Yubin replied, pulling out the chair across from you and setting her notebook down on the table. You tried to avoid staring at your seatmate, but it was hard not to watch the way that she rested her chin on her hand thoughtfully, gazing out the window behind you. There was a cherry blossom tree just opposite the glass, and it was in full bloom. You thought that the way that Yubin was clearly studying it was cute.

Feeling a bit more motivated to work since you knew that someone was potentially observing you, you forced yourself to focus on your paper for a while longer. It was tough work, but you knew that the hardest part was already done. You were eventually able to get through the last couple paragraphs and even review it once, although you knew that you would look it over one more time before submitting the document. You felt that you had done enough work for the day, though, since it was getting late.

With a sigh of satisfaction, you closed your writing program and stretched your neck and back before glancing up at your seatmate. To your surprise, Yubin was already looking at you, so you smiled at her.

"All done?" Yubin asked.

You grinned. "Almost."

Yubin nodded. "Seemed like a happy sigh."

"True," you admitted with a small laugh. "I'm looking forward to resting in my bed."

"Understood," Yubin nodded again with a smile, glancing back down at her notebook.

"You're still writing? May I ask what you're working on?" you asked curiously.

"Poetry," Yubin replied simply.

"You can write poetry for this long?" you asked, your eyes wide in surprise. "I can maybe finish one short poem at a time, I never have that much inspiration."

Yubin smiled, keeping her eyes on her work as she spoke. "Well, sometimes it's hard. I mean, I came here to this table for three days in a row already, so I'm running out of things to say about the cherry blossom tree, even though I found so much to write about it over the past couple days. I guess that I was just lucky to have such a pretty girl in front of me this time instead. You made it easy for me."