Cafe

@Ryu Sera Yeah she likes it a lot..
/smiles softly and follows after you. Blinks a few times surpried and nods my head a bit/
Woah... Sounds like a busy time..
/nods my head a bit before looking up at the menu/
Uh... I'll get a bubble tea.. Regular milk tea is fine

@Im Jaebum /stroking my hair aside, I nodded as I was listening to you attentively before I opened the door of the cafe to get inside.
She must be enjoying to see you dance for her once in a while, hm?
/chuckles as I walk towards the counter.
I was abroad for awhile, I was at the Fashion Week in Milan and after that over in New York.
Traveling to gain some experience for my future job.
So.. what do you want to drink?

@Ryu Sera /hums lightly to myself as we walk before blinking a few times/
Mhm... Nothing really, just focusing on my studies and watching over luhan-hyungs little sister.
/shrugs my shoulders/
Besides that nothing really.. What about you?
/tilts my head to the side slightly to look at you before nodding/
Yeah... Just busy with class and competitions..

@Im Jaebum /walks with you towards the Cafe while I play with my fingers
So tell me, what were you doing ever since we had to contact with each other?
/tilts my head as I look at you with a curious gaze obviously interested in what you were doing.
I did not really see you around that often when I was around and I think the other way around.

@Bang Yongguk (The experiment part made me laugh :D)

“I tried pineapple in chocolate but never tomato.” Jimin laughed softly. “But how does tomato in a chocolate taste? Is it good or is it ew?” He smiled amused and wiggled his head. A fruity fruit fruit from fruit world? Really? But it sounded adorable and made Jimin laugh.
“Would you really do that?” he asked with a bright grin. “I think getting pushed around in a shopping cart would be a lot of fun!” But he didn’t want to be annoying so it was up to Yongguk to decide that. “Now we just have to find a day when we can go shopping while I get pushed around in the cart.” He really hoped they would do this, he wanted to try lots of things and having Yongguk to talk to and to accompany him felt really good.

“That is probably a smart idea,” the coffee boy said and hummed then. “After all working with explosive substances is quite the risk. But make sure not to hurt yourself.” He looked a bit worried. Of course Yongguk had been handling such substances for a much longer time than just today but Jimin had just met the other today so of course he was at least a little bit worried.
“If you ever burn your hands so badly that you need help, I’ll be there to help you out for sure!” Being around Yongguk felt nice so why not offer him help.
He then listened to the other story which made him laugh. “Oh gosh, well, it is the teacher’s own fault then!” He shook his head amused. “But at least no one got horribly hurt so it is a fun story to tell!”
He felt happy as Yongguk was sharing such stories with him and telling him so much – there were so many little details about the other and it felt nice.

For a long moment Jimin blinked as Yongguk asked if it just sounded nice or if it was his voice before the other added he shouldn’t answer it. Jimin did anyways.
“It is both,” the smaller male said and blushed a bit. “I like the words but… listening to your voice is really nice too.” Okay, by now Yongguk had probably noticed that, yes, Jimin was partly interested in men too because what straight guy would admit that listening to another male’s voice sounded good? Well, none he had met by now.
“I like those words even though I am sure that I need a dictionary if you have even more.” After all they weren’t the easiest words but by now he was, luckily, not as dumb as he looked and was able to understand all of them. He liked words but he had not a collection of words like Yongguk – but he liked it. He found this quite nice.
“If you find another word you like, let me know, yes?” He smiled brightly at the other.

(I like them! I used to do that too but it was quite a while ago!)

@Park Jimin Yongguk thought Jimin was cute while tilting his head and he almost tilted his own head at that thought. Not as straight as he thought he was... Well, it was not that much of a surprise. "Tried pineapple in chocolate? Tomato? Tomato is a fruit! Scientifically spoken, tomato is a fruity fruit fruit from fruit world." Okay that sounded better in his head... Yongguk smirked at the thought of grocery shopping with Jimin. "I assume I will be pushing you around in a shopping cart then", he said teasingly, but he liked the idea of Jimin sitting in a shopping cart and cutely pointing at things he wanted to get.
Yongguk almost slapped himself at the thought. Earth to Yongguk, what the hell?

[Little side note: the experiment part is 100% true story. I'm sorry, but this character is 98% me]

Yongguk looked away. "I didn't say that explosions are not a frequent result. I have a collection of lab coats, because most of them end up getting holes in them caused by acid burns." He thought for a moment at all the things he let explode. He was fairly careful when he knew there was an explosion possibility... He tapped his chin in thought and pushed his glasses up his nose. "Oh in high school I decided it was fun to throw all the chemical waste together and blew up the teachers desk as I panicked and threw the bottle with the solution in it to a random direction. Not to mention that the teacher caught the bottle, well almost caught. If he didn't drop it on the desk, causing the bottle to break, his desk wouldn't have been blown up..." He scratched his head and smiled at the memory. Okay he got detention for weeks, but it was so worth it. He didn't like his chemistry teacher anyway.

Yongguk smiled shyly as Jimin admitted his liking in Yongguk's words. "Do they just sound nice or is it specifically my voice that makes them sound nice?" He asked softly. He didn't want to ask that, but he did. He didn't know why. He didn't want to know the answer to that. "Please don't answer that", he said honest. He tapped his chin again as he thought about his collection of fancy words again. "Well... Encumber, incendiary, atonement, voracious, forthright, debauch, traipse, aggravation, alleviate, jester, parcel and laconic are all the words I can think of right now." At the end of that sentence he sounded almost like a native British speaker. Why? He didn't know. He just couldn't stop himself. It was a trait, one he didn't really wish to change.

[True story: I collect English words. These are from my collection.]

@Bang Yongguk “There isn’t much I don’t like,” Jimin admitted and tilted his head. “I don’t like fruits in chocolate. Well, not always, it depends.” He shrugged a bit. “But there isn’t much.” He smiled when the other agreed. He didn’t sound too excited but as long as Yongguk agreed Jimin was okay with it. At least he agreed, right? And maybe he would have more fun when doing it after all. “We should get lots of interesting things to eat!” He grinned brightly. “We should go grocery shopping together for it.”

“Oh my, really?” he asked and laughed softly. “I would probably get everything to explode.” He shook his head amused and looked at Yongguk. The other really was an interesting person. He really hoped they could get to know each other. He just hoped he wouldn’t it up too much.
“Did you ever make something bigger explode?” he then asked and tilted his head. Luckily he hadn’t as he only had chemistry in school and at some point the teacher had asked him to just let other students do it. That was probably after he had burned his fingers with some weird liquid. He really wasn’t too lucky when it came to such things.

“I like when you say such words,” Jimin said and tilted his head. “They sound nice when you speak them.” He hummed and listened to Yongguk. They really sounded fancy and Jimin was glad that he knew the meaning of them but he would probably never use them. This was sad because they really sounded nice, at least from Yongguk’s pretty lips and with his amazing voice. He liked listening to the other – Jimin could probably easily listen to him for a few hours without saying anything. “Do you have any more words like this?” he then asked, smiling brightly at Yongguk, his head still onto his arms and looking up at him. It had been a long time since he had such a nice talk with a person he barely knew. He was grateful for this and glad that he had had the courage to speak to Yongguk.

@Park Jimin Yongguk made a fist and put his elbow on the table, resting his chin on his fist. "So what do you not like? I think I might even be allergic to mayo, since it always makes me throw up instantly." He forced a small smile onto his face. He was not actually really interested, he just thought it was polite and that they were talking too much about himself. He was taken aback by Jimin's request. He hummed absently. "Yeah, would make a fun hang out", he murmured. He meant it, he just didn't sound that exciting as he was already making a grocery list.

"Experiments are a pain in the . I once had to do a physics experiment and we had no way to make the toy car move at a constant speed, so the readings were marvellously inaccurate, but the professor insisted. It was really infuriating. I hate such experiments, but my own little experiments are a lot more fun. Just pour stuff together in the hope it won't explode." He chuckled in spite of it being true. His latest project had required a special kind of cooling liquid, which had to be able to conduct electricity too, so he just put random chemicals together until he managed to make a decent solution, deciding to make a proper one later. Really, Yongguk deserved an award for procrastinating.

"Marvellous is my favourite word, the others are just words I like." Yongguk wondered for a moment if he had an accent that embellished his speech and adorned the words, but he dismissed the question. It was not important enough to worry about.
"Oh yeah I love flabbergasted, just like dillydallying and gobsmacked. But I also take a liking in very fancy words such as modicum, pensive, callos, brazen, demure, furtive and obtuse." Somehow the fancier his words, the more British he sounded. Yongguk knew that. It was a weird trait, but he liked it. It was a bit weird and easy to make fun of, but - as so to say - there was no reason to abhor his strange traits. Those were the traits that Yongguk liked about himself, just because they made him seem less boring than that he actually is.

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@Bang Yongguk Jimin hesitated and nodded then. “I think you are right,” he then said and thought for a really long moment. “If I knew the people I care for safe and sound… then I’d probably go.” It weren’t many people. Actually just two and one of them was a person he barely heard from and the other was his little brother.
2Such a journey would really be brilliant,” he chuckled and agreed to Yongguk’s words, humming softly. He noticed that the other let his eyes wander away from him after he had mentioned the look in his eyes but he didn’t ask. Maybe he had said something wrong but now he couldn’t take it back anyways, could he?

A soft chuckle left Jimin’s lips and he shook his head. “No, actually it isn’t weird. I think we all have things we don’t like so there must be quite many people not liking ketchup and mayonnaise.” He wiggled his head a bit. “Peanut sauce? Oh I really need to try it then,” he said and grinned brightly, clapping his hands in joy. He loved new things so why not this, right? A soft giggle left his lips and he tilted his head. “It is okay, remoulade isn’t that bad. But I dunno if you’d like it. Maybe try it at some point.” He hummed softly, his head still on his arms. “I think that is fine, don’t worry.” He grinned brightly at him. “We should really try lots of unusual food thingies! I am sure it would be fun!” Only if Yongguk wanted to, of course.

The smaller tilted his head a bit in curiosity. The way Yongguk spelled the marvelous easily gave away that he seemed to like the word. “I am not good with experiments, I was always the one ruining an experiment. I learned from my faults but oh well, I would probably even turn some healing mixture into poison if I had to make it myself. I am pretty clumsy when it comes to such things.” Only in dancing he was amazing after all. He smiled at Yongguk and wiggled his head a bit. This position was comfortable and he could see Yongguk properly.

“Oh, so they are your favorite words?” Jimin asked and made another short mind note that should be remembered later – he knew he’d screw up anyways but that was fine. At least he tried. “They sounds nice. I like the way you say them,” he admitted and tilted his head. He was able to get a short peek at Yongguk without glasses and, yes, he still was damn handsome without them.

“I think I like flabbergasted. The word really gets me. It is cool but also makes me laugh,” he admitted and tilted his head a bit. “Aside from that I don’t have specific words I like. I mean, if I hear a word that I like it easily gets me but right now I don’t know any,” he admitted softly.

Yongguk nodded in agreement. He could agree with that fully, but truthfully he wouldn't even think about returning. Honestly, Yongguk would give his soul to the devil if it meant getting off this stinky planet and exploring the universe, oh how he longed to travel and explore things no human, though he might not be entirely human himself, had ever done. "I think such a journey would be brilliant", he muttered a bit lost in thought. The taller male almost flinched when Jimin sat down, but he refrained himself from doing so. He didn't mind, the movement was just a bit unexpected. Yongguk let his eyes wander away from Jimin when he mentioned the look in his eyes. Such things always scared him a bit. What if his eyes were giving away more than he knew about himself?

"Uhm no... I know it's weird", he said looking at his fingers with which eh was fumbling a bit, "but I just don't like sauces that much. I do love chocolate sauce and peanut sauce though. The latter is what I like on my fries. I hate mustard almost as much as I hate mayo and I have no idea what ray-moolaude or whatever is. I'm not picky with food generally, just sauces aren't really my area." The taller male picked at the skin on his fingers, feeling bad for being so picky with sauces. Hot sauces were often very enjoyable, but heating up mayo would do no one good nor would it be any good to throw peppers in it; it would only be a waste of peppers.

Yongguk chuckled. This one was enjoyable. Jimin may still be categorised under his list of ordinary people, but he was most certainly not mundane. "Science requires prosaic experiments to create something marvellous", he said with a light smirk at the last word. His love for the word 'marvellous' was even to him curious, but everyone must have a favourite word. The taller male looked at Jimin with a raised eyebrow as the shorter male put his arms on the table and rested with his chin on it. He looked quite cute from this angle.

Yongguk smiled shyly at the offer. Someone... Cleaning... In his apartment? Ha. Ha. Ha. That was like letting someone pry in his mind, no thanks. It was a sweet offer though, but he'd rather have not anyone unexperienced around the chemicals he used. Separately they were not harmful, but when mixed, most likely corrosive. He already saw himself bathe Jimin's hands with a solution of Rennie tablets. On second thought, that sounded as a quite bad idea, normal water should do.

Yongguk took his glasses off to clean them on his shirt. He looked down, making sure his fringe was covering his face, feeling weird to be without glasses. "Affirmative is another one of the fancy words I like to use for the heck of it", he said while putting his glasses back on and looking up again, "just like marvellous and... hypothesis." He nodded, approving of the sound of the semi-scientific word.

@Bang Yongguk Jimin nodded and tilted his head a bit, his smile still there but a little faint. “Yeah, maybe,” he repeated and his lips. “There are only a few people I would miss. But I wouldn’t want them dead when I come back.” But there were also a bunch of people he wouldn’t mind dying. Surely, he wouldn’t hurt them but he wouldn’t be able to mourn for them the same way he would mourn the two people he loved dearly.
“But then again such a journey really sounds interesting,” he said and hummed, eventually sitting down on the chair he had been eying for a while – he had noticed that he started to get restless. It often happened when he was standing on the same spot for a few minutes.
“Well, it is the look you have in your eyes that makes me put my faith in you,” he then said and smiled warmly at Yongguk.


“Oh, you don’t like ketchup or mayo?” Jimin said surprised – he hadn’t met anyone disliking any of it ever before so this was new to him. “And mustard? Or remoulade? Not yours either?” he asked but he wasn’t judging at all. In fact he simply was curious. He knew everyone had a different taste so Yongguk not liking ketchup and mayo was totally fine – Jimin just hoped he’d remember it just in case one day they encountered a situation that required that knowledge.
“Wait. If you neither like ketchup or mayo what are you eating your fries with as you said you never tried fried with chocolate sauce?” He looked at Yongguk with a questioning look.

The coffee boy puffed his cheeks and shook his head. “No no, this is boring! Why would I make a straight line with a pencil just for science reasons? That really isn’t creative at all.” He then laughed. He wasn’t smart, he knew that, but at least he was never running out of stupid ideas. “They could have used this poor pencil for some better use,” he joked and chuckled then. Of course he had known it was a straight line – how else would they figure it out then? He crossed his arms on the table and put his chin on them, looking up at Yongguk – he often did that when he was comfortable and hoping for a conversation to last. Sadly they often didn’t last too long. He hoped this one would be different.

A soft chuckle left Jimin’s lips again and he smiled. “I am good in cleaning so if you ever need someone to clean your mess up, I will be there. Any kind of mess.” He joked and wiggled his eyebrows – well, it was true. If it was clothes or if it was some the other had gotten himself into, he would definitely help as good as he could. Even though he wasn’t sure how could he would be able to help, after all Yongguk definitely seemed to be a pretty smart man while Jimin was clumsiness in person.
“Thanks,” he said before taking the piece of paper – he needed to write Yongguk a message later. “I’ll text you later,” he said out loud and smiled happily, holding the paper as if it was something precious. Well, to Jimin it was.

“Really? Ah, that is good you think so,” Jimin said and nodded slightly, relaxing in his seat. He wanted to ask Yongguk if he was distracting the other from his book but then again he really didn’t want to give him the chance to say yes and hush Jimin away. He wanted to stay here a bit more and talk to handsome Mister Coffee.
A soft laugh left his lips. “I haven’t heard anyone say affirmative to anything I said for a very long time I think. Maybe even never.” He grinned amused. “That is cool!” He tilted his head. The glasses on Yongguk’s nose looked handsome on him but he was sure he looked amazing without them as well. He had a happy smile and a nice laugh, Jimin really hadn’t felt as comfortable as this in any conversation with a stranger before.

@Park Jimin Yongguk hesitated to speak his mind. He could say how he thought about making such a journey, but Jimin seemed a keeper, so maybe that view had to be kept for later. He would like adding the shorter male to his mental list labeled 'friends', but to do that he had to one, find out more about him and two, not scare him off in the mean time. So instead of voicing his opinion, he decided to dig into Jimin a little deeper. "Maybe?" He decided to ask, knowing that the one word question could be the door to a deeper view of the coffee boy.
He couldn't stop the smile that crept up his face when seeing Jimin's bright grin and hearing his kind words. "Thank you for the faith you have in me", he said, sounding a bit sarcastic despite being truthful about his gratefulness.

Yongguk let a genuine laugh escape him, but soon stopped himself, knowing his laugh was way too loud for a cafe like this one. "I love new things, but I know that I dislike both ketchup and mayo, so I'd rather not have it on anything I do like. I have got the feeling it would ruin the taste." A small shiver went down his spine at the terrifying thought of having to eat mayo. Ketchup was still bearable, but mayo just made him almost want to throw up everything he ate for the past month. Images of ten-years-old him throwing up at the birthday party of a friend, where he tried mayo for the first time, flashed past his eyes. Bad old memories...

He rolled his eyes at Jimin's clear attempt on being intellectual by asking questions. It was cute, but mostly dumb since his questions could've been answered with some logical thinking, but Yongguk decided he should be nice and ignore that fact. "Assuming the pencil has a thickness of 0.5 millimetres on average and I wasn't talking about words, but a straight line", he said dismissive. He wondered shortly why the shorter male hadn't used pencils in a while, but he dismissed the question quickly, not thinking it was important enough to ask. He noted how bright Jimin was smiling and wondered if he was smiling right now. It had happened too often that he turned out to not be smiling and apparently been giving someone a death glare while he was just thinking.

The taller could appreciate the fact that the other appeared to have a notebook and pen standardised with him. It was a good quality to always have such things at hand. "Thanks", he muttered as he took it and placed the notebook on the table. He bent over it and tried to write as big and clear as possible, knowing that he could've been a doctor with his handwriting. He wanted to ask the other why he didn't live of campus, but figured he would've told if he wanted to. "Because I am messy and loud", Yongguk replied without looking up from the paper. He also put his phone number under it, so Jimin could call him whenever he was planning on coming over.

Yongguk pushed his glasses up, mentally noting Jimin's habit of wiggling his head. "Fantasy is nice too", Yongguk said with a nod, approving of the shorter's taste in movies.
"Affirmative", he replied. There was indeed not much to do besides watcing people. He didn't blame Jimin. He was even proud of him, since Yongguk knew he would end up flirting with costumers and getting embarrassed whenever they reacted positively. It was a curse to be both overly-confident and have a low self-esteem. How was that combination even possible? Well, it shouldn't be...

@Bang Yongguk “Yeah, a bit poetic,” Jimin said and smiled softly. He liked to discover the many sides of a new person even though the other didn’t even try to show them. It made him curious and happy at the same time. Mentally he made small notes – he knew he would eventually forget them anyways because if he didn’t write down whatever he had in mind it would probably just fall out of his pretty had. Everything aside from dancing easily left his brain. Sometimes it was such a waste of resources.
“Well, I wouldn’t want that, maybe,” he then chuckled. Not everyone was worth surviving and seeing his face again but he would miss his best friend and his brother. And probably Yongguk too, he liked talking to him. But aside from that he wouldn’t mind not seeing the people again, really.
A soft chuckle left his lips and he smiled amused.
“Maybe not but this one will be.” He could see it in Yongguk’s eyes, the excitement, the pride. This project would definitely be a success. “So no worries!” He grinned brightly at Yongguk.

“True, you mentioned this,” he said and chuckled amused. “Would you like to have some ketchup on your cake then?” he joked and winked at Yongguk. “Actually I once tried chocolate cake with ketchup, it wasn’t that great. Mayonnaise tastes betterith it.” He then laughed amused and shook his head. He hadn’t felt so comfortable so soon after meeting someone new. Usually he was rather shy and nervous around new people, not really in the mood to talk but he felt good around Yongguk and the words easily fell from his lips. Not once did he think properly about how Yongguk could see him, he was just having fun. Maybe that was the key.

“Intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination,” Jimin repeated and nodded. That sounded nice and he liked this. He smiled warmly – maybe they were completely different but there were still things Yongguk and he had in common. For example learning about things they would probably never ever need in their lives again aside from impressing people. Or maybe to see the world from different angles.
“If 4 kilometers is the length, how thick will it me? Will it be a millimeter, a centimeter or even a meter?” Jimin chuckled softly. “And will it be big words or small words – this is important!” He smiled and wiggled his head. “I haven’t used a pencil for a while.” He usually used ballpens or fountain pens – they looked prettier. His writing wasn’t really beautiful but he could still try his best, right?
Seeing Yongguk smile made Jimin happy and he had a hard time not letting his smile grow even more.

“Oh, I have,” he said and took out his small note book as well as his favorite ballpen from the back pocket of his trousers. He always kept them there just in case he needed to note something down. “There you go,” he said and handed it to Yongguk. “Ah, I don’t live on the campus either,” he then said and nodded. He had different reasons than Yongguk but that were reason he didn’t like to easily spill out. “Why are you an unpleasant person to live with?” Everyone had his positive and negative aspects, hadn’t they? So he was sure Yongguk wasn’t that bad to live with.
He then wiggled his head again, thinking.
“Mhhh I think I am fine with almost everything as long as it isn’t too romancey. I really don’t like these typical romances.” He grimaces and shook his head. “Action, sci-fi, crime and cartoons are amazing so this is perfect. I also like fantasy if it is well made!”

Jimin nodded almost shyly and smiled. He was glad that Yongguk agreed, he had been worried he might scare him away. “I mean, there is nothing else I can do while working here aside from looking around and preparing orders, right?” Sure, cleaning and everything but he was sure Yongguk knew what he meant, after all the other was smart.
He smiled even brighter when he saw the other blush – it looked adorably handsome and he wondered if Yongguk knew that. He really had found an interesting person to talk to.

@Park Jimin "Poetic...?" Yongguk huffed. Why was he always poetic when he didn't mean to be and not when he wants to? A small chuckle escaped Yongguk's lips, even though he tried to hold it in. 'Just build a spaceship'. It sounded so easy like that. He wished money was the only problem of building a spaceship, but building something that didn't run out of kerosine before even reaching the end of our solar system was already one of the many challenges a spaceship brought with it. "Well if you go in hyper-sleep at the beginning of your travel, you can survive a trip, but when you get back, everyone you've ever known will be dead." The coffee addict shrugged as he said it in a matter-of-fact tone as if it was no biggie and he gulped down the remaining of his coffee before it got too cold to be enjoyable. He nearly choked when the other said, 'after all it is your project!' Did he come across that much of a genius? He coughed quickly and covered his mouth as he put his cup down. "It's not like every project of mine is automatically a success..." He pressed hi slips together to prevent himself from snickering. Jimin looked cute and funny while wiggling his head. The boy was very amusing, remembering Yongguk of a young and cute puppy.

"Believe, I have no doubt about your baking skills. Besides, you should know by now that trying new things is almost a hobby of mine." The taller held his hands up in defeat. Jimin didn't need to convince him to try something new. Yongguk had tried more things in his life that one should. Judo, Teakwondo, bboying, horse riding, ice skating, you name it. He probably tried and quit after a few months deciding it was not his thing. The only thing he had been doing persistently is his study.

Yongguk shrugged. "It's nothing, just some travia. 'Intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination', a great man once said, on which I agree. One could know so much, but without imagination, one would be unable to do something useful with it. Kind of the reason I haven't accomplished much yet; I fill my head with too many useless facts, yes, I like useless facts. It is always fun to impress people with useless information. Did you know that the average HB pencil can write four kilometres?" Yongguk forced himself to speak less loudly and less fast and just less in general. He cleared his throat and tried to refrain himself from getting too excited. He smiled shyly when Jimin said that he thought Yongguk was cool. It was nice to know he could be more than a straight-up arse at times.

"Uhm if you have a paper and pen, I'll write down my address. It's not far from here, just 15 minutes with the bus. I choose to not live on campus, seen I am quite loud till late at night and a very unpleasant person to live with." He smiled silly, being a bit embarrassed as he remembered the many times he had complaints from the neighbours. "I like action and sci-fi the most, but crime and cartoons are nice too. What about you?"

Yongguk looked amused at Jimin when the other rubbed his neck. He clearly didn't know the definition of a stalker, but Yongguk refrained himself from correcting the other. He gained little confidence to say, "it's okay, I like watching people too. It is fun to observe their general behaviour and make deductions about them", but he was driven back into a sky corner when the coffee boy mentioned his facial features. He looked away with a blush. "No need to apologise, I... Uhm..." He didn't know what he wanted to add, but whatever it was, he had lost it. He felt his face heated up and cursed mentally at himself for reacting so... human...

@Bang Yongguk “That sounds poetic and very true,” Jimin said and smiled softly. He hadn’t thought about that yet but Yongguk got a point. “I wish we could just build a spaceship and go on an adventure out there but spaceships are expensive and we would die before even reaching a planet we don’t know about yet.” He pouted and tilted his head. “But I really like the name of your robot! I am sure the project will be a success! After all it is your project!” He grinned happily and wiggled his head happily. He was excited and excitement made him full of energy and that either made him wiggle around or he’d end up dancing – and he really did not want to start dancing in the café where he worked. That wasn’t his plan.

“If you wanna try some nice café and hot chocolate I’ll prepare it for you,” Jimin said and nodded. “I might not look like it but even my cakes and hot chocolates are amazing! Maybe not as amazing as my coffee, but still worth a try!” At least that was what the customers kept saying – Jimin hadn’t been able to try any cake or beverage he had made during any shift in this café.
“Woah, you even know the exact speed of light,” he said with wide eyes and a bright smile. He was impressed. Surely he had met smart people but Yongguk was the only one being able to tell him the exact number. “Well, at least there is the 5 in the first number so let’s start with that?” he joked and rubbed his neck. “You really like such things, don’t you?” he then asked and tilted his head a bit. “That is cool. I like that,” he then said and if it was possible his smile grew even more. “Don’t take anything back. If it makes you happy I am cool with it! Actually I even find it cool!” He wanted Yongguk to feel comfortable around him, he did not want him to hide himself behind a mask or his book.

“Oh really?” he then asked and clapped his hands in joy. “Then I’ll come over and we’ll watch a movie! But you need to tell me your address first anyways.” He chuckled and hummed. “But yes, I’ll warn you before I suddenly appear in front of your door.” Even though Jimin loved surprise visits the most.
“After all I don’t want to end up in pieces, neither want this to happen to you.” He laughed softly. “And I am way too clumsy.”
Sadly that was true, he might be an amazing dancer but clumsiness was something he had been born with. “What kind of movies do you like?”

Jimin rubbed his neck shyly. “Uhm… I hope you don’t take this the wrong way. I… I am really not a stalker or so.” He blushed and his lips. He could also see the blush on Yongguk’s face but he really looked handsome with it. He probably looked handsome with and in everything.
“I just… when it gets boring I look at the customers just in case they are displeased with the coffee or food we serve.” He looked away shyly. “So… yeah. You are often here and I like your facial futures and you look so happy when you read your books.” To sum it up, Yongguk had become his favorite customer to look at but that would sound weird. Well, this already sounded damn weird. “Uhm… sorry?” he then said and hoped Yongguk wasn’t scared or annoyed now.

@Park Jimin Yongguk just smiled at the suggestion, but completely ignored it for now. No way, not yet. He was more than satisfied, but even someone as open-minded as Jimin could see the dubiousness of his project. It wasn't illegal, but it could become illegal. "It are not the stars which I like, it are the planets they could possibly support. There are most likely trillions of inhabitable planets in the universe and without stars, life would not have a chance on them." Yongguk smiled a bit dreamy. Thinking of the possibilities of the universe always got his mind wandering to what alien life would be like and many philosophic topics one should not think about if they wanted to stay mentally stable. Luckily, being mentally healthy was never Yongguk's goal in life.

Yongguk rolled his eyes at the idea of crying in public. As if he could... Sometimes he found himself unable to cry when completely alone. Crying was not his division and most certainly not in public. Well... Crying extern wasn't. He most likely was crying internally now. Yes he was, because he just felt himself failing at human interaction. He didn't offend Jimin yet, so it was inevitable sooner or later. Crying.

"Well I might slow down on caffeine tomorrow and try that out." Yongguk could look forward to having a chocolate cake tomorrow. He didn't have cake in a while, never found the occasion. He left parties most of the time too early and forgot his own birthday twice in a row, out of all things in the world to forget... He did treat himself on pizza the next day though... For breakfast, lunch and dinner.
"Well... The speed of light is 299 792 458 meters per seconds or three multiplied by ten to the eight power so I wouldn't say so since it got 500 nowhere in it... I wish there was a way to convert mbps to meters per second..." He didn't know why he knew the exact speed of light nor why he would ever want to convert mbps to meters per second. The latter was exceptionally dumb to try. "I take the latter back", he said quickly after a short internal monologue about how idiotic the comparison was and how useless a convert would be, "but if you want to you are free to come and stream a movie with me, but warn me so I can get anything explosive out of the living room and kitchen." Now did the AI student not work much with chemicals, but he occasionally fooled around with them to find out what cooling fluid worked best or what fluid could conduct electricity the best or whatever he tried next. He still wanted to make an attempt in synthetic blood, but that was a project for later.

Yongguk didn't expect for Jimin to actually answer his question. He just hoped the other would get embarrassed and take his words back, so the coffee addict wasn't ready for the reply. A blush he would never admit he had spread over his entire face, making him look a bit more pink than he should be. The way he looked while reading books? Had Jimin observed him reading? Why would he? Yongguk's smug expression visibly fell apart and he looked anywhere but at the boy in front of him. "Uhm thanks", he muttered. Oh how he hated how easily compliments could make him turn into this. What was this even? Embarrassed? Shy? Ne he wasn't shy, was he?
He pushed up his glasses as his internal monologue continued, which was more like scolding himself for not being able to react to compliments normally. Like low key and sarcastic compliments turned him into a smug bastard, while anything that seemed sincere turned him into whatever he was now, but whatever it was, it was not shy.

@Bang Yongguk “When you are satisfied with him, maybe you will allow me to have a glance. Don’t worry, I am just curious.” Aside from that Yongguk was surely seeing that Jimin wasn’t smart enough to even slightly know how good the robot might be – Yongguk could be creating something illegal and Jimin would most probably not notice it at all. He tilted his head slightly and looked at Yongguk.
“Astrophel? That sounds as if it suits your robot.” He hadn’t heard the name ever before but he found that any Korean name wouldn’t be accurate enough for a robot and aside from that a name displayed what the person thought of it, right? “Lover of stars sounds nice. Do you like stars?” He tilted his head a bit. He had loved stars as a child and he still did but he was not smart enough to ever get close to stars so he just was okay with being a stargazer. That was pretty nice as well.

Jimin laughed softly. “You should have cried, I am sure we would have offered you tissues and some chocolate cake and hot chocolate to calm you down.” They often did so – not many knew but whenever Jimin saw a heartbroken person crying in their café he immediately brought them hot chocolate and one of the best cakes for free. “Our hot chocolate is great but our chocolate cake is the best!” He grinned and tilted his head.
“500 megabits per second sounds like… light speed, man,” he said and blinked. “Let me come over and use your internet!”
Of course his home had nice internet as well but the problem wasn’t the wifi, the problem was that he did not like being at the house he was living. But that might be a topic he rather kept to himself.

Hearing Yongguk chuckle like this made Jimin smile and he relaxed – he felt comfortable around the other and it was nice talking to him.
“Yeah, most interesting,” Jimin repeated and chuckled, tilting his head. “Mh? What makes you memorable? Well, the different kinds of coffee you always choose, the books you read, the way you look when you read your books. And I am sure there is lots more.” Of course there was more. Yongguk looked adorable whenever he tilted his head while reading a book or when he grimaced slightly, even when he lifted an eyebrow over something while reading. Whenever there wasn’t much to do Jimin had the habit of watching the customers but recently he had ended up watching Yongguk quite often. Dangerously often.
“Also you have a cool project!” And he looked so happy when drinking his coffee. There were many things that made Yongguk the most interesting guy in here. Aside from that he seemed to be nice and had an interesting personality. Jimin hoped he could get to know him better.
“Mh? Oh, yeah. I finished a few minutes ago.” He smiled, still standing next to Yongguk.

If Jimin was honestly there wasn’t something he wanted to do more than talking to Yongguk. Surely, he could go and practice dancing but he had done that a lot today and he really wasn’t ready to finish the essay that he still needed to complete. So why not spend some nice with this adorable and handsome coffee-addict? He really preferred that right now. Even dancing wasn't as interesting as the other male.

@Park Jimin Oh if Jimin knew what his robot was really like. Gender was not the problem. Yongguk hesitated to tell Jimin about his robot, but he really wanted to tell someone his little secret. He could tell something right? Just not all things. He wished he had a pop-up with 'you need to upgrade to friend to unlock this answer', but he had not, so he had to play smart, which would've been easy if this was a video game and not real life out of all things it had to be the thing he was worst at.

"I will keep him looking like a robot", Yongguk answered as he didn't want to tell any more, but... The name was alright, right? He looked away shortly, before looking at Jimin again. "His name is Astrophel, meaning lover of the stars", Yongguk said a bit softer, feeling quite insecure about the name he chose for his little project. He felt like the name was too human and too sci-fi at the same time, but he liked it.

Astrophel could be deemed ready, but was always developing. Why go for good when better is an option? Yongguk was actually pretty excited to apply Quantum Mechanics to his hard drive and sensory system. He just needed to sell another blue print for something to get some money to afford the materials needed for Astrophel. However, the materials he would need, he would need to buy from NASA, so maybe he had to wait until quantum computers were on the market.

"I know you have free WiFi here. The speed just would make me cry if I tried to use it", Yongguk stated quite mono-tone. He actually had tried to use it and almost threw his phone through the window, but luckily he had some self-control. "I got fibreglass at home, 500 megabits per second", he added as if he was talking about a BMW i8 with 362 PK. Well some guys were proud of their car, this one was proud of his WiFi.

Yongguk had to admit Jimin looked cute while puffing his cheeks, but he quickly shook that thought off. He was quite surprised to hear how excited the shorter got about him reading books here. His aesthetic was people who read, too, but he never got that excited over it. The nerdy male wondered if he should be concerned about the other's excitement, but decided that worrying was a waste of time.

A low chuckle escaped the coffee addict's lips when Jimin mentioned buying him a coffee machine, as if he couldn't afford one himself. He just preferred getting some outside so he would at least leave the house daily and get some vitamin D. However, the chuckle stopped halfway when his coffee boy called him the most interesting costumer. He knew he was quite a unique person, but was he really that memorable? "Most interesting?" Well done, Park Jimin, you d his ego. Abort mission, arrogance coming your way.
A small grin appeared on Yongguk's face. He looked more smug than he ever intended to, but he just couldn't stop himself. His self-control was really limited to emotions like sadness and anger. "Tell me, Park Jimin, what makes me so memorably interesting that I deserve that title and your time? If I am right, your shift ended some time ago." He raised an eyebrow at the shorter male. He may be an airhead, but he did observe a lot more than one may think.

@Bang Yongguk “It is fine, you can call your robot him or he,” Jimin said and tilted his head. He had the urge to sit down as his shift was over anyways but he wasn’t sure if he was welcome and he didn’t want to seem rude after all. “I mean, you are the creator and if you want him to be a male then he is.” He smiled warmly and wiggled his head a bit.
“Now you got me curious,” he then admitted. “Is he going to look super realistic or more like a robot or are you making him completely different?” He tilted his head a bit. After all in their world it was now possible for robots to look super realistic, wasn’t it? So he wanted to know more about all this. About the others project. “Maybe your robot will be what the world will talk about next.” He smiled warmly. He wanted to get to know more about the others project – especially for what he needed Quantum Mechanics: Well; Jimin still needed to google Quantum Mechanics later anyways as he had no idea what it was.
“Does he already have a name?” he then asked curiously. Even he gave his projects names – even if it was /just/ a dance to others.

Jimin did notice that the other didn’t seem to be the best with communication but he was trying and that was what really counted: Trying. And if they tried it more often Jimin knew that eventually they would succeed. Aside from that it was adorable how excited his company could get – obviously he really was into robotic and coffee and that alone was already an interesting mixture.

“Oh, you stay long then,” Jimin admitted. After all he often came in the middle of Jimin’s shift and if he simply stayed he really stayed for quite a while. When he heard the others words a soft laugh left his lips. “Ah, we have free wifi here too but it isn’t the fastest. Just enough for my messengers to show me notifications.” He shook his head amused. “Your wifi must be good. I easily get distracted when doing essays.” He puffed his cheeks slightly. “I am glad you come here to read your books!” He grinned brightly at the other. After all it had given him the opportunity to grow himself some balls and talk to Mister Coffee. If he hadn’t been coming here for quite a few times Jimin probably had never talked to him. He seemed like a confident person but he really wasn’t entirely. He easily got nervous and blushed quite often – it was embarrassing.

“Cashew nuts on a tuna pizza? Oh that does sound delicious,” he said and tilted his head, actually considering it. He liked trying new things, learning about new things and even if he couldn’t use the knowledge of it ever again he didn’t mind it. As long as it was fun learning about it he gladly spent time on it. And once he got hooked up on it there was no way that it wasn’t fun learning it, no matter how bored or difficult it was. He often spent hours he should use for sleeping online reading articles about things.
“And you have no coffee machine? That comment alone got me close to buying you a coffee machine but instead you should just keep coming here. Can’t lose my most interesting costumer!” He chuckled and tilted his head.
“Oh, Yongguk?” he repeated the others name and made a mental note. Bang Yongguk. “Ah, nothing is nicer than the coffee Park Jimin makes, not even Park Jimin himself so no worries!” He winked back and laughed softly. He liked talking to Yongguk, it was nice.

@Park Jimin Yongguk let out a breath he didn't know he was holding when he heard the coffee boy's light chuckle. He had already offended his physics professor and the guy sitting next to him in math today without meaning to of course. A third person would make today not his day.
Yongguk held in a laugh when he heard which courses the shorter male was taking. He could just imagine him in a suit dancing around an office, which looked quite ridiculous in Yongguk's mind. He pressed his lips firmly together, trying to not laugh, knowing he would have to explain his weird mind if he did laugh.

Yongguk officially upgraded his favourite coffee maker from 'boring human' to 'interesting specimen' when he mentioned liking to learn new things. To be honest, the short male was the best at making coffee around here, that's why Yongguk usually came around his shifts.
The taller man pushed his glasses up his nose when he noticed the other's blush. He took note of it, but didn't think much of it. Did he look like that too when he was admitting he wasn't the smartest around? He knew he wasn't, but he never would admit that directly. The tan male was more likely to hint at the fact, but he would never state it.

The student quickly looked away and down towards his book when the other asked about the robot. "", he thought, but didn't say it out loud. The world was not ready, his project wasn't either, he, himself, was neither. "Uhm it is a... Well..." Yongguk took a quick sip form his coffee and his lips nervously. He fooled back up at the other and said the first thing that came to his mind. "He is the best to ever exist." Okay he knew that was a lie and he knew he probably sounded vain and/or arrogant now, but the words had already left his mouth and oh he wished that this was a digital conversation, so he could just press backspace. "I mean, it. It is the best robot to ever exist, to me. I mean, he- it is my creation so of course I think highly of him- it." This was it. This was the reason he shouldn't talk. Yongguk made a mental note to pick up a book about human interaction later. Right now, his robot was better at it than himself, which was weird since the metal man didn't even leave Yongguk's apartment.

Once again that blush was back across the other's cheeks. Yongguk his dry lips again, bad habit. He knew his saliva didn't moisturise his lips, but only made them drier in the end, but he just couldn't stop himself or bother with putting something on his lips to keep them moisturised. "Well I don't. I just stay till closing time, because I do not have a coffee machine at home", Yongguk said in a as-a-matter-of-fact tone as if it was the normal eat thing to do. "Oh and here I will actually read, at home my WiFi is too fast to read a book", he added in the same tone, only realising after the words had left his mouth that that wasn't a quite 'normal' thing to do.

A broad smile appeared on the coffee addict's face when the other mentioned his food experiment. The other was definitely upgraded to 'interesting human specimen'.
"Looks like I have another weird combination on my must-try list. I highly recommend cashew nuts on a tuna pizza", he said with a silly smile. He took another sip of his coffee and decided to let his eyes quickly wander over the other, taking the other in and deducing things from him, but Yongguk was no Sherlock Holmes, so the only he got from his coffee boy was that he was the pretty basic, but interesting type. The type Yongguk could bother himself with, which was good since Yongguk couldn't bother himself with neither many nor much. He stopped his train of thoughts when the other told him his name, Jimin. "Yongguk, Bang Yongguk", the taller said with a kind smile, "nice to get to know you. Almost as nice as your coffee." He winked with his little joke and took a gulp of his coffee having finished two third of the cup by now.

@Bang Yongguk A soft chuckle left Jimin's lips when Yongguk indirectly mentioned that he did not look like a smart guy. Well, he had heard that from many people and, actually, he wasn't even offended. He had a muscular body and his face might be nice but it looked more like 'pretty boy' than 'smart guy'. And in fact he wasnt the smartest anyways. He wasn't stupid which he already felt blessed with but his heart belonged to dancing and his second course, International Management, was something he luckily was able to master but only with lots of studying.
“Actually, I really am no man of books. I study Dancing and International Management and I think it is easy to guess which one I like more.” A soft chuckle left his plushy lips.

“I like learning new stuff, I also like chemistry and such but I was never good enough in math to master physics, sadly. I wasn't that bad but definitely not the best so... yeah.” Jimin rubbed his neck, cheeks blushing slightly. Then again Yongguk didn't look as smart as he definitely was, outer appearance could easily mislead people.
He blinked surprised when Yongguk said it so blatantly as if building a robot wasn't something damn amazing. “A robot? Really? You can build a robot? All on your own?” He looked excited at Yongguk. He knew he would never be smart enough to build a robot but he had always found it cool and interesting. He liked it a lot. “What kind of robot is it?” He knew he kept asking way too many questions but he was so excited.

“Oh,” Jimin said and rubbed his neck. “I didnt even know you come here more than once a day,” he admitted and blushed a bit. “At least you usually buy something different whenever I am working here. I, for my part, never saw you buying the same thing before.” He chuckled and tilted his head.
“I will definitely surprise you!”
Jimin took a mental notice: no plain coffee, mild bitter ones with just a hint of omething sweet or ones that left a bitter aftertaste but originally were sweet. Something among the lines – Jimin should be able to prepare something like this. He had been working in this café for quite a while and he had created a few of their bestselling coffees so he would definitely create one for Yongguk. Something nice with a surprise for his robot building Mister Coffee!

Jimin ended up laughing softly when Yongguk told him about his experience with food and coffee. “Really? I think I should try it then! I only once ate fries with chocolate sauce. It wasn't as bad as people said! Actually I liked it.” He blushed and shook his head amused.
He then checked the time and grinned, his shift was finally over. “My name is Jimin by the way!”

@Park Jimin Yongguk didn't notice the shiver, but what did he notice most of the time? He was so often engrossed in his head and his love for new things that he tended to miss the obvious. Although Quantum Mechanics was nothing to get lost over, he always got a little lost in his excitement when somebody showed interest in what he liked to do, make, read or whatever. His sudden burst of excitement was most of the time confused for extroversion, disappointing people when they realise Yongguk is living like an introvert hermit. That was the reason he didn't have many real friends, but that didn't motivate him to hold back just because it was highly likely he scared this one away too. Whether he was about to scare the hell out of the coffee boy or not, he brought this upon himself, so he will have to bear with his excitement.

He chuckled when the other male talked about giving quantum mechanics a try. "Don't bother, it is easy to see that it is not really your devision and to be honest, it is not worth anyone's time unless you're planning on doing something with it." Yongguk didn't know that he low key said that his coffee supplier didn't look like the smartest around, but realised it only moments after the words had left his mouth. "I mean, you look way too well-built to be a man of books and stuff and yeah... I..." He just shut up after realising he was stumbling over words again. Not much to his surprise since he knew he was even better at keeping things clean than having social interaction and one should see his apartment, which looked more like a laboratory gone wrong.

The coffee addict was quite surprised to hear that the shorter male was interested in physics. He could say that he wasn't and that he only took it because it was compulsory and he only read this book because it was a subject his study didn't cover, which made it interesting.
Yongguk hesitated to talk about his project in detail. It was technically already done, but he was never the man to refuse an update. Although he would love to tell about it, he knew most people weren't ready for what he was building and especially weren't ready to see it being done already. "Oh, just building a robot", he said dismissive, making it sound easier than making coffee. Well making coffee like the one this boy made wasn't easy. Talking about coffee... He took a careful sip, humming at the taste and his lips after swallowing. Yes, coffee.

A shy smile appeared on Yongguk's face at 'lots of love'. It sounded like either a cheesy commercial or something from a bad rom-com. "Well, I already had this coffee before. I just avoid ordering the same coffee twice a day. Usually when your shift ends, your colleague has to make me another cup or sometimes two", Yongguk said with an awkward smile, knowing his coffee intake was unhealthy, but he just couldn't stop himself. He loved the sweet ones that left a bitter aftertaste and he loved the mild bitter ones with just a hint of something sweet. He just loved coffee that wasn't plain. "And it would be nice to see you surprise me tomorrow. I like to combine and variate flavours and I am have a terrible sweet tooth by the way. Ever tried sushi with hot chocolate sauce? Don't try it, it was terrible, but a fun experiment. Chicken filet with hot chocolate sauce tastes better, although not really as good as I had anticipated." Yongguk then realised he was probably sounding weird and that he was highly likely keeping this man from work and getting him into trouble. "I mean, just do something weird tomorrow and surprise me. I am not picky over what I eat or drink." He smiled innocently, trying to brush off that he was rambling a little while ago and looking like a young child discovering simple things about the world.

@Bang Yongguk (No need to, your reply was flawless!)

Hearing the other male’s voice made Jimin shiver for a long moment. It was surprisingly deep and strong – Jimin wasn’t sure what he had expected but maybe not such a damn nice and smooth voice. The voice alone made it already really easy to listen to Mister Coffee but how he spoke was what made Jimin smile. He had to admit that he had no idea what exactly Quantum Mechanics were but the way the other talked about it was what made him even more curious. The words spilling from Mister Coffee’s pretty lips were excited and he sounded so extremely happy. Even when saying it was boring he still sounded as if it was the most interesting and important thing of the world, Jimin liked that a lot.

A soft chuckle left his lips when the other defined what exactly Quantum Mechanics were.
“I honestly have no idea what Quantum Mechanics are but I think your definition of it made me curious. I should definitely give it a try,” he said and grinned. “I wasn’t the best in physics but I always found it interesting,” he then admitted. He had been caught up in other things during his classes – not only physics but all – and even though his physics teacher had been a good one Jimin had been mostly interested in dancing so every other class had been unimportant. He still was mostly interested in dancing but he was also looking around him. After all there was much more to appreciate than just dancing.

“Oh, your own project?” Now that sounded interesting. “What kind of project is it?” he then asked, sounding almost shyly. He wasn’t sure how much he was allowed to ask. Luckily the shop wasn’t busy and there were no new guests or orders so Jimin could just stay here with the customer and talk for a moment, hoping he wasn’t annoying the other. But the guest was so different than he was, at least that was how it seemed to Jimin. And that was interesting and Jimin wanted to know so much more. He hadn’t been interacting with many people lately.

When the other said the coffee surely was marvelous as always he grinned brightly. “Of course. After all it was made with lots of love,” he said confidently and chuckled then. Okay, that was cheesy but he was working in a café, he was allowed to say such cheesy lines, wasn’t he?
“But we are running out of coffees. I mean, you always order something new, right?” A small blush crept on his cheeks. “And I am not sure if you haven’t already tried all.” He rubbed his neck slightly. “I guess I have to start and try some new creations for you.” After all he didn’t want to lose the other to some other shop. The other looked so happy when looking at the coffee and Jimin was sure if someone took a photo the caption was probably ‘get yourself someone that looks at you the way this guy looks at his coffee’ – because, seriously, he surely had never seen anyone being so happy about coffee. Mister Coffee really was an interesting person.

@Park Jimin [I already apologise for my relatively short reply, omf]

Yongguk had walked to the cafe he always went to after going to the university's library after classes. He usually didn't like reading, but the university's library was way better than the library he had in his hometown. He nodded friendly at the boy he saw nearly every day. Friendly guy, but of course he was. He would've lost his job if he wasn't friendly towards costumers.
The AI student ordered at random again, enjoying almost every coffee they had on the menu. The only thing he had never ordered were the espresso and plain black coffee or plain coffee with milk and sugar; those were boring. He loved the taste of coffee that had to be prepared with care and the right amount of every flavour.

Sitting down in his usual corner, he flipped open the book he had picked up today. The professor had mentioned the latest quantum computer today and Yongguk could really use that technology to match the incredible speed of signals going through the human neurons. Therefore he had picked up a book about applied quantum mechanics. Maybe he should spend his time writing essays or studying, but what was the fun of knowing what his fellow students knew?

After almost fifty pages, he noticed his coffee being put in front of him. When he looked up he couldn't help but notice that the male making him coffee almost everyday had his eyes fixed on his book. He smiled back; when he first saw the book he hadn't the ability to look away from it either.
Yongguk was about to turn back to his book but the coffee guy's soft 'excuse me' made him look at him again with curious eyes. He blinked surprised when the guy asked about his book. He smiled broadly and showed the front. "Applied Quantum Mechanics, sounds more difficult than it is. It is basically just tiny particles doing random stuff and not giving a about the laws of physics. It is kind of boring, but very handy for my project." He paused and put a finger to the side of his lips before swaying with it a little. "Uhm, my personal project, nothing for school... Yeah..." He swallowed, before smiling a bit awkwardly. He put the book open on the table before turning to the coffee boy again. "Oh and thanks for the coffee, pal! I bet it is as always, marvellous." He winked at the other male, getting a bit too happy over coffee. It was never the caffeine making him hyper, it was the taste.

@Bang Yongguk The warm sun fell through the freshly cleaned windows of the café as people came and left, the tiny bell over the door making small sounds every time. During rush hour the sound of the bell easily got the workers go insane but right now only a handful of people were sitting on the wooden tables – some were typing on their laptops, others were reading books or rereading some essay papers that would get marked soon. The café was the closest to the university so one of the workers, Park Jimin, had already seen all kinds of stress on the people’s faces. He felt pity for them – he was a student as well and while he loved his dancing class, international management easily killed him and crashed him into a rough sea of stress whenever he wasn’t meeting the deadline or, what often happened, he had simply forgotten that he had some homework to do.

Right now he was free from any university troubles while he was humming along to a nice song that played in the background. His thoughts were caught up somewhere else. He was just preparing the coffee of a young man whose face he had already memorized way too well. A tall, handsome guy, coming in every day to various hours and ordering a different drink every day. It was almost worrisome. Up to now Jimin wasn’t sure if they even had a coffee left the male hadn’t tried yet – aside from that the most prominent thing of Mister Coffee was that he was reading all kinds of extraordinary difficult and formidable books – books that Jimin was sure he would never ever be able to understand at all. Even the titles already took the air from his lungs – and it got him curious. What kind of guy was the other? What was he studying? How different was he from Jimin himself? There were many more questions and Jimin wished his curiosity would win and he’d just go and ask him.

Finishing the order he checked the time – it wouldn’t take long until his shift was over but somehow he felt sad about it. Today he would like to stay here and keep watching the guy. He still hadn’t been able to catch the title of the book – maybe he could google it later and check it out. Taking the order to Mister Coffee he smiled softly, carefully putting the order on the male’s table.

“Here is your order, Sir,” he said in a friendly way. He tried to catch the title of the book but the other held the book in an angle where he couldn’t read it and the characters on the pages were too small for Jimin’s eyes to read. “Excuse me,” he then said, not sure how to start a conversation without sounding clingy or horribly creepy. “I’ve seen you reading lots of difficult books already and I just wanted to ask what they are about.” Oh, yeah, so much about not sounding creepy. ‘Lots of difficult books’ already screamed how many times Park Jimin had watched the guy. Well done, Park Jimin, you just dug your own grave. “If you don’t mind, of course,” he hurried to add – if he was already a creep he could at least be a nice creep, right?

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@Park Jimin "Tonight was the best night I totally ever had in years." He responded before kissing Jimin while hovering himself over him. After having so many shots of soju and talk about family problems, Jungkook had the yearn for love and adding to that, maybe lust as well. As the room began to slowly heat, he forcefully used his tongue to open the other's lips for entrance and once he did, he entangled their tongues together, having the taste and mixture of alcohol and food they had earlier.

@Kim Seolhyun /sips on my coffee while finishing off my assignment on math/
/bite the end on my pencil and thinks how to solve the equation. After a few minutes I get the solution and begins writing on my book/

@[SH] Jeon Jungkook (Awwwww you are lovely x3 and you remembered his birthdaaay!)

Jimin kept his eyes on Jungkook, his world slightly spinning from time to time but he was enjoying it so much. Jungkook's bed was warm and soft and so was Jungkook. He took a shaky breath and his lips, blushing slightly. Jungkook was so damn close and Jimin liked it but he also was scared. What if Jungkook only used him to get some fun? He was too drunk to think of that.
"Tonight was good, dont you think? I enjoyed it a lot, and you?"
He could feel Jungkook's eyes on him and somehow it felt like somethkng had changed. Jimin just couldnt pinpoint it.
And then he felt the younger's lips on his. They were soft and warm and they felt so damn good. Carefully Jimin kissed back, trying his best to ignore the beating of his heart as it felt like it was going to jump out soon. He had always wanted Jungkook to kiss him so badly and this... this was heaven.