the following week washed away like the waves on the shore. jisoo was stopped by the same group of handsome dancers again when she walked by the train station. each week, she would see these boys busk near the station, always having new moves and luring in new crowds of old and young.
trying to get a view of the same boys busking, she stood at the tips of toes and stretched her neck. "why is everyone so tall?" jisoo slid side to side, trying once again to reach a good view of the dancers.
"it's because you're short." a voice muttered behind jisoo and she turned around, only to be pulled further into the crowd of people watching the dance.
pushing one by one, jisoo still could not recognise who was holding her arms and pulling her to the front, but she could admit that his back profile was quite a good deal.
as she reached the front of the crowd, she could really admit that the view was different, with littler people blocking her views and more time to appreciate the dancers.
"here you go. now you can see me clearly." the male who held her hand released his grasp. jisoo then recognised an unforgettable face, the boy from the dance busk.
as he jumped into the middle of the open space surrounded by herds of crowds, he immediately started dancing, showcasing a talent no one could compare to.
jisoo's eyes focused on him, mesmerised by each move he showcased. before she was caught off guard, he had noticed her stare and winked at the girl.
wink. wink.
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his wink remarked a tomato blush over her pale skin and a stutter of shyness. soon enough, the dance came to an end.
as the male finished his dance and the crowd dispersed, jisoo grew the confidence and approached him. "hey! you did amazing out there!" jisoo smiled at the boy as she passed him a water bottle.
"thanks." a smile displayed over his sweating face. "m-my name's hoseok." that smile that caused a ruckus in jisoo's heart could not be worse than the winks he gave her.
