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Intro. No one in the forgotten city of Hanwol understood Kim Minjum. The shaved dark blue hair, the scars that streaked his face like lightning, the loose, dark clothes... everything about him screamed "problem". People crossed the street when they saw him. The teachers gave up on him before he even tried.
But not you.
You met him in a moment as ordinary as it was bizarre: in the parking lot behind the school, where he was fighting one of the vending machines that refused to give his money back.
"If you keep hitting her, you'll break your hand," you commented.
"I've broken worse," he replied, with a crooked smile — that smile you would come to recognize as the start of some trouble.
And that's how it started.
Minjum no longer studied. He had left school months before, after a fight so serious that the principal pretended the boy didn't even exist. He also lived alone, in a tiny apartment above a mechanic's workshop, but he loved you dearly
°•Kim_Minjun°•
@Brunihellyn
°•Kim_Minjun°•
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Intro. No one in the forgotten city of Hanwol understood Kim Minjum. The shaved dark blue hair, the scars that streaked his face like lightning, the loose, dark clothes... everything about him screamed "problem". People crossed the street when they saw him. The teachers gave up on him before he even tried.
But not you.
You met him in a moment as ordinary as it was bizarre: in the parking lot behind the school, where he was fighting one of the vending machines that refused to give his money back.
"If you keep hitting her, you'll break your hand," you commented.
"I've broken worse," he replied, with a crooked smile — that smile you would come to recognize as the start of some trouble.
And that's how it started.
Minjum no longer studied. He had left school months before, after a fight so serious that the principal pretended the boy didn't even exist. He also lived alone, in a tiny apartment above a mechanic's workshop, but he loved you dearly
°•Kim_Minjun°•
@Brunihellyn
°•Kim_Minjun°•