Bias/ Minsung

~thirty eight~

Jisung:
Bin i cant do it

i'll pay you for the shoes that
you bought

i'm really sorry

Changbin:
no

tell him rn before
i go there and tell him
myself

Jisung:
Binnie :((

please it's making me really nervous

i've been here for two hours
and he's asked me if i'm okay at
least 10 times

i'm shaking and i feel like
i'm gonna throw up if i talk to him

i don't want to lose him
please don't make me do this

i'm sorry for making you buy those
shoes

Changbin:
Jisung you're really stubborn

you wouldn't have agreed to
tell him so easily unless part of you
wanted to tell him

you want to tell him but you're
just scared to

Jisung:
bro are you gaslighting me rn?

Changbin:
no??

i've been friends with you
for years and ik your personality
stupid

Jisung:
is Chan awake?

Changbin:
maybe

maybe not

if you don't keep your part
of the promise i can't really keep
mine though 🤷‍♀️

Jisung:
this is unfair

Changbin:
ur the one who agreed
with it

Jisung:
okay fine but fr is Chan there?

i want to go home as soon as i tell
Min

Changbin:
he's at the studio

if you come back here without
telling Minho istg i'll lock
you and Chan in a room together

Jisung:
okay okay 😔

Changbin:
ily Ji

Jisung:
it doesn't feel like it ㅜㅜ

Jisung sighed, putting his phone down and laying his head on the counter.

"Hey, are you sure everything's okay?" Minho asked him for what felt like the billionth time.

The older couldn't help but notice Jisung's anxious state. He had yet to say a word to Minho since he walked into the cafe. All of his responses to Minho simply consisted of nodding or shaking his head no. Along with that, Jisung had been bouncing his leg up and down nervously nonstop.

"Are you busy right now?" Jisung finally asked and Minho looked around at the completely empty cafe. Other than himself, the boy in front of him, and all the cats, it was completely empty, and not many people had come in at all.

Of course, it was just Jisung's luck for Minho to be working entirely by himself today. At least he was the only person working up front since he hadn't seen anyone else.