
“if it’s any consolation, i hate outside too.” she could practically hear her family groaning, her friends making fun of her. antisocial krystal jung! look, she came out of her room for once! she didn’t find it quite as funny, how her inherent and unrelenting shyness made her dislike the general company of others, and they, just people, never failed to bother her from the moment she set foot outdoors.
“we could always just never leave, you know,” she quips, trying to make light of the subject as she pulls a few chips from the bag next to her and pops them in her mouth. “order food for the rest of our lives, just chill and never have to see another person again.”
( @serindpty !! )
a small laugh escapes her as she focuses in on the object in her hands― a car starter, in desperate need of a battery change, and of course, stuck shut. having offered to help in this mini-struggle, now she was determined to finish the job, cursing herself a little for her nagging little need to be so helpful. i better not break a nail.
“it’s okay,” krys quips, narrowing her eyes as she pulls on the device, “i usually can’t get things open to save my life. and in your defense― this is hard.” it takes another few moments before the back of the starter finally clicks open, leaving her with a triumphant smile. “there we go!” she hands it back to her companion, satisfied. “i hope you’ve got a replacement on you. that’s the one thing i don’t have.”