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Who: Zai Zai & Yuan!
What: The drive he promised to go with her on.
Where: All 'round the safer places in Taipei.
When: Little bit after lunchtime.
Warnings: Pfft. No.
Now that Yuan was back and they were living in the same place again, Jun really didn't know what to do with himself. He was happy they were on good terms again, that he had regained his best friend. That wasn't to say his three closest friends of F4 were insufficient, it couldn't be farther from the truth. They each had their own roles in one another's lives, and the loss of any of them would have depressed him immensely. If he had his way, he would never have lost anyone close to him.
So, it was no surprise that he had been quiet for the duration of their ride after leaving Nuo's place to briefly visit Jing. His mind was far away, and eyes peeled to the window. He was happy, but he was also a little on the confused side. He had yet to really talk to Yuan about Mingrui, and he had yet to really talk to Mingrui in depth about had happened with Yuan in the first place.
Brow furrowing, he propped an arm up on the arm of his seat and braced his forehead against his hand. This wasn't how he wanted to spend the outing with her, so lost in thought. There was more to say in person, despite the joyful reunion they had had thus far. He had to reprimand himself for worrying where An Rong had cautioned him not to and that was probably the only thing that prompted him to sit upright and look over to her with a more relaxed smile.
There was a time and a place for those thoughts.
"Ah!" He said abruptly, then leaned forward to pick something out of the glove compartment. A Better Day was scrawled in Chinese, one of Andy Lau's album and he waved it around with a grin. "I came prepared." Which, in essence, meant she had no choice in the matter as he quickly popped the CD into the player.
What: The drive he promised to go with her on.
Where: All 'round the safer places in Taipei.
When: Little bit after lunchtime.
Warnings: Pfft. No.
Now that Yuan was back and they were living in the same place again, Jun really didn't know what to do with himself. He was happy they were on good terms again, that he had regained his best friend. That wasn't to say his three closest friends of F4 were insufficient, it couldn't be farther from the truth. They each had their own roles in one another's lives, and the loss of any of them would have depressed him immensely. If he had his way, he would never have lost anyone close to him.
So, it was no surprise that he had been quiet for the duration of their ride after leaving Nuo's place to briefly visit Jing. His mind was far away, and eyes peeled to the window. He was happy, but he was also a little on the confused side. He had yet to really talk to Yuan about Mingrui, and he had yet to really talk to Mingrui in depth about had happened with Yuan in the first place.
Brow furrowing, he propped an arm up on the arm of his seat and braced his forehead against his hand. This wasn't how he wanted to spend the outing with her, so lost in thought. There was more to say in person, despite the joyful reunion they had had thus far. He had to reprimand himself for worrying where An Rong had cautioned him not to and that was probably the only thing that prompted him to sit upright and look over to her with a more relaxed smile.
There was a time and a place for those thoughts.
"Ah!" He said abruptly, then leaned forward to pick something out of the glove compartment. A Better Day was scrawled in Chinese, one of Andy Lau's album and he waved it around with a grin. "I came prepared." Which, in essence, meant she had no choice in the matter as he quickly popped the CD into the player.