Snippet #1879612

"... I can make anyone like me,"

YoungJae grinned politely, his small lips curling as he mentally agreed with the other upon that comment-- it was true, and only after a few minutes with the guy! But it was things like that he could not dare say aloud without making the situation any more awkward that it probably was already. As kind and polite as the young teen was, it never guaranteed that he could make social situations any less awkward than he might have set them. He chewed on his bottom lip subtly, looking up with a adolescent stare to Max before watching him averting his gaze; he hoped that he had not already made things awkward between them. "I bet. Maybe one of these days, I'll see you owning the stage with those acting skills." He chuckled at last, sitting himself into an upright position before taking notice on something a little.. out of place.

Did he just wave his hand randomly?

He blinked twice just to be sure he had not been seeing things in that second, standing up and walking over towards the closet where Max offered him his extra skate board. Standing alongside of the other male, he looked back into the dorm and to his surprise; that candle-- the light was just on seconds ago! But that could not have been right either, the blackette thought as his eyes wandered over to a shut tight window. There was no wind coming into the room, and Max's hand movement would have barely made the candle's light flicker at his range. He felt himself swallow unevenly, looking away from the scene to thank his room mate for lending him the extra skate board. This all had to be some weird act of coincidence, right? He must still be groggy from his hours long nap in the car, and he was over analyzing things-- that should have explained it, for now. "Let's go,"

It had been barely seconds of leaving out the room when he saw Max already getting on his board and skating freely in the halls of the dormitory. YoungJae's almond eyes widened in surprise, humored by his seemingly free spirit and chuckled; this should be fun. Dropping his board to the floor, his attention was brought to a white sign that hung outside of their door with both of their names written over it. "I guess he wasn't kidding.." YoungJae said aloud before getting onto his board and skating off to catch up with the other. After hearing the receptionist chiding him for no skating in the lobby, he could only smile and skate on until he reached the outside. In all honestly, it was out of his element to do something like this, mainly because it was because he knew better than to do so. Why he was doing it; he was not entirely sure but it felt right in that moment-- perhaps this was what it was like to live a little? That being the case, he needed to do it more. YoungJae had a glimpse of Max's head before picking up the space and catching up as best as he could, despite that he had no idea where he was going.