oneshot, they got nothing on you
Out of the nine, one fusses like a mother, even though she’s the worst with kids. (Tiffany shoves chicken soup down all their throats, even when they’re just tired, not sick, but Tiffany is precautious; then kneels by the foot of her bed and begs God He won’t take another she loves.)
Two stay up till the crack of dawn going over dance moves. (Tiffany and Hyoyeon because one doesn’t want to be the embarrassment and the other doesn’t know how to show love than with patience and aching muscles.)
Three can sleep only on their bellies, arms and legs at each corner of the bed. (Seohyun is neat in every aspect except in sleep; Sooyoung blames her long body; Hyoyeon because she has the best dreams in that position.)
Four are afraid of the dark. (Sunny has a flashlight in her dresser; Yuri has Yoona; Tiffany has glow in the dark stickers above her headboard; Taeyeon sleeps next to the window where there are stars, the moon and then the sun.)
Five hit the notes on their first try. (Yoona beams when Taeyeon compliments her improvement; Jessica looks bored doing it; Seohyun walks in the recording booth with the determination of a war leader; Hyoyeon smirks after Sunny’s failed attempts to mess her up; Yuri trips over her own feet walking in, has a sore throat and is running on only one bowl of cereal; Taeyeon…until the lyrics make her burst out in laughter.)
Six know how to cook without raising cholesterol, clogging up arteries or making eyes water after four spoons too many of hot pepper paste in the bibimbap. (Tiffany and Jessica watch with pouts from the living room and Sooyoung just asks, “Is it ready yet?!”)
Seven have their driver’s license, but the youngest two are too scared to drive with them. (“Unnie, just because the roads are empty doesn’t mean you can go as fast as you want!” “Brake, unnie, brake! No that’s the gas pedal!”)
Eight awake without any problem. (Jessica buries herself under two blankets, four pillows and a stuffed animal-the rest make contests who’ll wake her up the fastest.)
Nine hold hands in a circle before each performance; nine have a rule of leaving no one behind; nine smile when they want to cry; nine get told they’re ugly, sluts, talentless; nine get sold out concerts, seas of pink, screaming fans; nine are tired, but happy; nine laugh, speak, whisper too loud; nine will forever act like kids around each other; nine don’t need you, but are happy to have you.
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AN: Be happy.
Two stay up till the crack of dawn going over dance moves. (Tiffany and Hyoyeon because one doesn’t want to be the embarrassment and the other doesn’t know how to show love than with patience and aching muscles.)
Three can sleep only on their bellies, arms and legs at each corner of the bed. (Seohyun is neat in every aspect except in sleep; Sooyoung blames her long body; Hyoyeon because she has the best dreams in that position.)
Four are afraid of the dark. (Sunny has a flashlight in her dresser; Yuri has Yoona; Tiffany has glow in the dark stickers above her headboard; Taeyeon sleeps next to the window where there are stars, the moon and then the sun.)
Five hit the notes on their first try. (Yoona beams when Taeyeon compliments her improvement; Jessica looks bored doing it; Seohyun walks in the recording booth with the determination of a war leader; Hyoyeon smirks after Sunny’s failed attempts to mess her up; Yuri trips over her own feet walking in, has a sore throat and is running on only one bowl of cereal; Taeyeon…until the lyrics make her burst out in laughter.)
Six know how to cook without raising cholesterol, clogging up arteries or making eyes water after four spoons too many of hot pepper paste in the bibimbap. (Tiffany and Jessica watch with pouts from the living room and Sooyoung just asks, “Is it ready yet?!”)
Seven have their driver’s license, but the youngest two are too scared to drive with them. (“Unnie, just because the roads are empty doesn’t mean you can go as fast as you want!” “Brake, unnie, brake! No that’s the gas pedal!”)
Eight awake without any problem. (Jessica buries herself under two blankets, four pillows and a stuffed animal-the rest make contests who’ll wake her up the fastest.)
Nine hold hands in a circle before each performance; nine have a rule of leaving no one behind; nine smile when they want to cry; nine get told they’re ugly, sluts, talentless; nine get sold out concerts, seas of pink, screaming fans; nine are tired, but happy; nine laugh, speak, whisper too loud; nine will forever act like kids around each other; nine don’t need you, but are happy to have you.
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AN: Be happy.