Lee Sang-Min
Sang-Min was taken aback when Sun Hi had linked their arms together. He rarely linked arms with anyone besides his cousin- usually when she would lead him to and ice cream shop or a pet store. Thinking that linking arms with her wasn't much of a big deal, he brushed it off and continued walking down the hall with her. He listened carefully to her story about her feelings towards his cousin and why they were rivals. After she finished explaining, he nodded his head as if he had experienced it as well (which he didn't). "Well, maybe if you're tired of the whole feud you two have, you could confront her and ask to be friends again. It breaks my heart seeing Mi Cha despise anyone." He didn't really like the fact that his dear cousin didn't like a certain someone 'cause he thought that everyone should just get along with each other.
After a few more minutes of walking, they had arrived at their first period class. He entered the room and grinned as he saw LuHan, Hyo, JiEun, and Jinsu. He waved excitedly at them with a bright smile. "Hey guys! I didn't you also had algebra with me. Now this school year is a lot less worse as I thought it'd be." He was there right on time to see that LuHan had gotten a few digits from the ladies. He jokingly wiggled his eyebrows at him before letting out a small chuckle. Sang-Min then realized that his arm was still linked to Sun Hi's and awkwardly unlinked them. "It was nice walking with you." He gave her a kind smile. He didn't want to seem rude. He just didn't want others to get the wrong idea and think that he betrayed his own cousin by being with a relationship with her arch nemesis. People these days make rumors up without even knowing their facts and he didn't want to be involved in any of those.
He looked around his circle of friends and noticed another guy that he hadn't seen earlier this morning. To be honest, Sang-Min thought that this guy was pretty handsome and was quite relieved that he was a few inches taller than him. He seemed familiar but Sang-Min wasn't sure if he's ever talked to him before. With a heart-warming smile, Sang-Min introduced himself once again. "Annyeong. Have we met before? I'm Sang-Min." Before Sang-Min could here the boy's reply, he saw the teacher looking at him expectedly from the corner of his eyes. He knew what he had to do. Sang-Min turned to her and greeted her with a small bow. He then turned back around and took his seat in the second row by the window. He often got in trouble in elementary school with teachers for never taking his seat in the beginning of class.
Thirsty, Sang-Min took a water bottle from his bag and chugged it all down. This probably wasn't the best idea because a few minutes after, he found himself needing to go to the restroom. He raised his hand and asked the teacher's permission to go to the men's bathroom and rushed out the door. After coming out of the boy's comfort room, he gave out a sigh of relief and took his sweet time heading to class. He was thinking about his plans after school and what they'd do at Jinsu's house. Thinking about their group of friends, he remembered that Mi Cha had a different class from him for first period. He wanted to know which classes they had together and decided to check where she was right now. After peeking inside four classrooms, he decided to check the gymnasium to see if she had P.E. or not.
He looked in the door's window and scanned the room for his cousin. Three seconds or so later, he finally spotted Mi Cha and waved at her through the door. He didn't even notice that there was another girl with her. Thinking that she didn't see him, he slightly opened one of the doors and stuck his upper body inside the room. "Mi Cha!"
"Yah!" Sang-Min heard a strict voice and turned to see the gym teacher pointing at him and coming his way. If he remembered, the teacher was still Coach Goo. Not wanting to get in trouble, he immediately closed the door and practically ran back to homeroom. Of course, with a few tachers telling him not that there was no running in the hallways.
Once he got back to the most dreadful subject of all time, he started panting and leaned on the door frame. Ready to go back in, he entered the class once again and nodded at the teacher as he slowly walked up to his chair. Exhausted, his head fell on the desk and he closed his eyes to catch his breath and relax for a while. The room suddenly got darker and a shadow loomed over his head. This didn't go unnoticed by the shaggy haired boy and looked up to see his teacher with her arms crossed.
"What took you so long?" She asked skeptically with an eyebrow raised. Sang-Min straightened himself and cleared his throat. "Umm.. I couldn't find the flush button." He was good at lying- which he's not very fond of- but was bad with excuses. The teacher gave him a little glare showing that she didn't believe him one bit, "You're off the hook this time. If I catch you fooling around in the hall you're going down to the office. I know you're not new to this school so I expect you to follow every single rule just like everybody else." With that, she turned around and strutted back to her desk. Sang-Min let out another sigh and lazily propped his head on his right hand on the desk, looking out the window. "I should've just said that I had to take a dump," he muttered lowly to himself.