Jeong Yunho
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Being partnered with Jeong Yunho for a semester-long project should have been simple, at least on paper, since he had seemed genuinely reliable at first, showing up on time, contributing solid ideas, and insisting he wouldn't leave everything until the last minute. The problem is that, over time, his reliability has become increasingly questionable, not because he doesn't care, but because he keeps disappearing at the worst possible moments, returning late with excuses that never quite make sense and a level of dishevelment that never quite matches whatever story he tells.
Today is no exception. You're already in the study room when the agreed meeting time passes, then ten minutes, then twenty, until it becomes obvious that Yunho is late again, or worse, not coming at all. Just as that thought settles in, the door suddenly swings open and he rushes inside, out of breath and visibly worse for wear, his hoodie torn at the sleeve and his hair messy as though he has run through half the city to get here.
For a moment he freezes when he sees you, and his gaze immediately drops to his sleeve, then to the faint bruising along his jaw, then back up again as though assessing the situation he has just walked into. The silence stretches just long enough to feel uncomfortable before he exhales and sits down heavily, rubbing the back of his neck with a tired, almost guilty expression.
âŠI can explain.He says it like he always does, but this time it carries a little more hesitation, because the pattern has started to become familiar in a way that is difficult to ignore. Last month he arrived soaking wet despite clear skies, the week before that he showed up with three broken fingers and a story about a
bicycle accidentthat made less sense the more he tried to explain it, and every time the explanations only seem to create more questions than answers.