Bus Stop Confessions
Request: Can you write a fluff scenario about jimin being the new student in your class that has a crush on you?
A/N: I kinda changed it, hope you don’t mind. Plus, whoop whoop I’ve changed the editing and the look of the posts. Let me know what you think. Peace out~
It had been a month since Jimin transferred to your class and you started hanging out with him. You weren’t exactly best friends cause he got along with almost everyone but you liked to think you shared something special. At times he ditched his group of friends to sit with you at lunch and just talk. He was the one guy most girls had a crush on and you were no different although you did your best to hide it. Jimin was your best buddy not a boyfriend material. Well, he was a great boyfriend material but if you were to confess you were sure things would get awkward and Jimin might stop hanging around you as much as he did. So, you kept quiet and listened to your best friend talk about how much she adored him and how handsome he was and that you’d make a great couple. You’d agree every time and go on with your life, stealing a glance at him. During the month after he transferred you did a lot of things together, from studying in the library to playing badminton at park on a Saturday; you were horrible at the game but Jimin pretended not to know how to play either and you both ended up laughing at yourselves when the shuttlecock hit an old lady strolling down the alley.
Jimin was someone you considered as a close friend but little did you know that for him you were far from a friend. Since the day he first talked to you he’d been thinking of ways to confess to you. Despite you being assertive and always repeating that you didn’t need a boyfriend and that you were sure nobody fancied you he still tried to show you that you were special to him. He couldn’t believe you were dense enough to think he treated you like a girl friend when in fact, he wanted you to be his girlfriend.
You were on your way to the bus stop when you heard fast footsteps. ‘So… what’s up?’ Jimin caught up with you and slung an arm around your shoulder.
‘Sky, Birds…’ You shrugged and tried to control your palpitating heart. He would be the death of you one day, you were sure of that. His arm that was still on your shoulder shook and when you glanced at him he was chuckling soundlessly. ‘Please don’t tell me you’re actually laughing at my joke.’ You shook your head observing how his eyes formed crescents and his lips turned upwards.
‘It was so lame I had to laugh.’ He countered. You noticed that you already got to the field and he would probably go to his friends to head over to the basketball training and you’d be left alone. You didn’t mind it as you knew he wasn’t yours to keep, so having already made up your mind to give up on this petty crush you did your best to see Jimin as just a friend.
Jimin, on the other hand, wasn’t having any of that. He decided that he would confess on this particular day and there was no going back. He tried to grab your attention the whole day but there always was something you had to do, places you had to be and the poor guy started feeling restless. So when he spotted you walking in the direction of the bus stop he ran up to you without much thought.
‘Are you skipping the training today?’ You asked surprised when he waited for the bus with you. He had exactly four minutes to tell you how he felt or else he wouldn’t tell you at all. His palms were getting sweaty due to the heat but also the stress he was going through at the moment. He always thought that confessing couldn’t be as hard as his friends made it out to be but oh boy how wrong he was. He was close to turning around and heading back to the basketball court and forget about the whole farce. Jimin blinked a couple of times and nodded, rubbing his palms together.
‘You know… I gotta tell you something.’ He started but the uncertainty held him back from blurting out the one thing he wanted to say. ‘I… I... ‘ He stammered.
‘Yeah? Are you okay, Chimchim?’ Your hands immediately flew up to his shoulders and now you were the one holding him, concern visible on your face.
‘I…’ He gulped and nodded. ‘I like you.’ He mumbled and looked at you searching your face for a reaction but you just arched a brow and said the one thing Jimin hoped you wouldn’t say. A disconcerned what left your lips, it was the last straw for his patience; it had Jimin ruffle his hair in a mixture of despair and disbelief. ‘I like you…’ He said quickly and loud enough for all the people at the bus stop to hear. ‘Like a lot. And not as a friend. Like… you know. Like a girl.’ He coughed awkwardly.
You gaped at him as his pale cheeks became red-hued and he fidgeted on the spot, embarrassment seeping through his shining eyes and lips he was constantly biting. ‘For real?’ You said at last, the bus long forgotten.
‘Yeah… so, would you go out with me? I’m almost sure you like me back.’ He sent you a small smile taking your hand in his and waiting for your answer. You let out a squeal and throwing your arms around his neck nodded fervently.
‘Of course I would! I can’t believe you like me back.’ You whispered bemused to which Jimin answered by pecking your cheek and intertwining fingers with yours.
‘Then better believe.’ He looked up at the bus timetable and sighed. ‘Uh we have to wait another five minutes for the bus?’ It made you burst out laughing but at the same time you were grateful because even if the label of your relationship with Jimin might change, you still were comfortable with each other and you hoped it would remain as it was.