FRIDAY ♥
HAHAHAHA so I had computer programming today and our teacher is one of the biggest daebaks ever seen ok? My friend made a mistake when writing a string and our teacher was like "OMG DOUGLAS HOW MUCH DID YOU DRINK YOU CAN'T BRING YOUR BOOZE TO SCHOOL JUST BECAUSE IT'S FRIDAY!!!!!"
and then for some reason he compared the teachers' names and nameplates to programming & Pascal and said something like "BUT among the teachers were some that refused to wear a caption (nameplate lol) including me. I WORK AT A SCHOOL NO FREAKING MCDONALD'S OK?" and the whole class was like dying from laughter ahaha.
SiKwang;
G;
slight angst
It’s when Kwanghee sees two teenage schoolgirls buying a pack of gummy bears in a vending machine that it all comes back to him. In a flash, he remembers his own high school days and that time when he first met the beautiful, beautiful boy called Im Siwan. No, Kwanghee corrects himself, back then he was still Woongjae. Im Woongjae was the name by which their teacher presented him when Woongjae first came to their class.
It’s seven years back in time and at this time already, Kwanghee gets taken aback by the other boy’s appearance when he first sees him. He gasps at least as much as the girls when Woongjae passes them, and when Kwanghee realizes that this magnificent person is going to sit beside him, his racing heart overcomes him and his nervousness makes him ask a thousand questions at the same time; I’m Hwang Kwanghee, what’s your name, no the teacher said that already I’m sorry, where do you come from, what’s your favorite subject, do you play an instrument, do you have any pets, I like dogs, you do too?
All the words he knows rush out of his mouth and most of all Kwanghee wants to smack himself and stop to appear like such a blabbering mess but the only thing his stupid brain makes him do is to pick up a bag of gummy bears and ask if the other wants some. Woongjae turns his head to look at the other and all of a sudden, everything Kwanghee’s mind can occupy itself with is the thought that oh my god, his eyes are so beautiful, forgetting that he’s still holding the bag of candy outstretched. Then he realizes he’s staring and hastily turns around so he faces the blackboard again and accidentally drops the bag, bears falling like hail to the floor. For the rest of the lesson Kwanghee is being so careful not to make a fool of himself again that he doesn’t even notice when Siwan picks up all of the dropped candy and asks if Kwanghee wants to join him for lunch.
But even with this odd start, their friendship soon starts to blossom and they discover that they have many things in common but also that they are different in many aspects. Even for gummy bears, somehow the start of their relation, they differ from each other. Siwan likes the yellow ones while Kwanghee stubbornly persists that the greens one are the best. Both of them like the red bears, though, and whenever they buy a bag they end up fighting over those like they are essential to them. The thought of buying a pack of candy each never occurs to them, though. Sharing makes the bears taste better and to be honest, it is something special with sitting closely huddled together under a small roof, eating gummy bears and waiting for the rain to stop. The years pass by and their relation grows and becomes something deeper than just friendship, evolves to insisting for the other to take the red bears, one of many small, stupid ways to show their love for each other.
And then…Kwanghee can’t, doesn’t want to remember how, when, why, it all ended.
Snapping back from his memories, Kwanghee walks towards the vending machine while digging in his pockets for some coins. Without hesitating, he presses the button for gummy bears and as he continues on his aimless walk, he eats the candy and is careful to not eat the red or yellow ones; instead he neatly puts the bag in his pocket when the green bears are all eaten.
With a sad smile, he starts walking back home and wishes that he could go back in time, back to the time when their love was still simple and pure and revolved around red gummy bears.
Hm ok dunno about that.
and then for some reason he compared the teachers' names and nameplates to programming & Pascal and said something like "BUT among the teachers were some that refused to wear a caption (nameplate lol) including me. I WORK AT A SCHOOL NO FREAKING MCDONALD'S OK?" and the whole class was like dying from laughter ahaha.
SiKwang;
G;
slight angst
It’s when Kwanghee sees two teenage schoolgirls buying a pack of gummy bears in a vending machine that it all comes back to him. In a flash, he remembers his own high school days and that time when he first met the beautiful, beautiful boy called Im Siwan. No, Kwanghee corrects himself, back then he was still Woongjae. Im Woongjae was the name by which their teacher presented him when Woongjae first came to their class.
It’s seven years back in time and at this time already, Kwanghee gets taken aback by the other boy’s appearance when he first sees him. He gasps at least as much as the girls when Woongjae passes them, and when Kwanghee realizes that this magnificent person is going to sit beside him, his racing heart overcomes him and his nervousness makes him ask a thousand questions at the same time; I’m Hwang Kwanghee, what’s your name, no the teacher said that already I’m sorry, where do you come from, what’s your favorite subject, do you play an instrument, do you have any pets, I like dogs, you do too?
All the words he knows rush out of his mouth and most of all Kwanghee wants to smack himself and stop to appear like such a blabbering mess but the only thing his stupid brain makes him do is to pick up a bag of gummy bears and ask if the other wants some. Woongjae turns his head to look at the other and all of a sudden, everything Kwanghee’s mind can occupy itself with is the thought that oh my god, his eyes are so beautiful, forgetting that he’s still holding the bag of candy outstretched. Then he realizes he’s staring and hastily turns around so he faces the blackboard again and accidentally drops the bag, bears falling like hail to the floor. For the rest of the lesson Kwanghee is being so careful not to make a fool of himself again that he doesn’t even notice when Siwan picks up all of the dropped candy and asks if Kwanghee wants to join him for lunch.
But even with this odd start, their friendship soon starts to blossom and they discover that they have many things in common but also that they are different in many aspects. Even for gummy bears, somehow the start of their relation, they differ from each other. Siwan likes the yellow ones while Kwanghee stubbornly persists that the greens one are the best. Both of them like the red bears, though, and whenever they buy a bag they end up fighting over those like they are essential to them. The thought of buying a pack of candy each never occurs to them, though. Sharing makes the bears taste better and to be honest, it is something special with sitting closely huddled together under a small roof, eating gummy bears and waiting for the rain to stop. The years pass by and their relation grows and becomes something deeper than just friendship, evolves to insisting for the other to take the red bears, one of many small, stupid ways to show their love for each other.
And then…Kwanghee can’t, doesn’t want to remember how, when, why, it all ended.
Snapping back from his memories, Kwanghee walks towards the vending machine while digging in his pockets for some coins. Without hesitating, he presses the button for gummy bears and as he continues on his aimless walk, he eats the candy and is careful to not eat the red or yellow ones; instead he neatly puts the bag in his pocket when the green bears are all eaten.
With a sad smile, he starts walking back home and wishes that he could go back in time, back to the time when their love was still simple and pure and revolved around red gummy bears.
Hm ok dunno about that.