01. Louis Elliot Jourdain

幽靈. 02/04

It had been a month since your best friend Young-Ho had been expelled from school. All for carrying tobacco in his backpack.

He ended up transferring to a nearby school, but they hardly saw each other anymore. Your group of friends wasn't complete without him. Everyone missed him; they missed hanging out together like they used to.

One Saturday you went out with one of your friends to your usual park. In the distance, you saw a group of boys, about five of them. They were all dressed the same: slightly baggy gray sweatpants and white shirts.

It wouldn't have mattered if you hadn't recognized Young-Ho among them. You didn't mind leaving your friend alone; you walked briskly, and your best friend immediately recognized you. Everything was normal; he greeted you, then introduced you to the other four boys, his friends.

They all seemed like real gang members, they looked like gangsters from miles away… except for him.

Somewhat tall, black hair with light streaks dyed white, white shirt and gray athletic pants.

Young-Ho had introduced him as Elliot, Louis Elliot. He was cute, but he didn't fit in with the group at all; he was completely different. He seemed respectful, responsible, and like a homebody. He'd even gotten slightly nervous when greeting you.

You couldn't watch it much longer, because in the end they all decided to start walking towards a snack shop across from the park. They bought chips, soda, and energy drinks.

You noticed Louis only buying one orange juice. He saw you looking at him, and trying to appear distracted—which backfired—he ordered another juice, this time apple. As soon as he had both boxes, he came over to you, making sure no one was watching.

— Soda isn't healthy, you'll die from sugar.

She spoke softly, avoiding eye contact. Then, somewhat embarrassed, she carefully pulled down the sleeve of your sweater to give you one of the small boxes.

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