Burying the Hatchet | Himchan & Nana
Nana frowned when her assumptions were confirmed. The one person she really didn’t want to see had been going to the same school with her all this time? “What are the odds…” she muttered under her breath before raising her voice slightly and directing her next words to him, “I guess we’re on the same boat with the whole demigod thing, Himchan. Who’s son are you, anyway?”
After asking her question, she realized that the both of them had been blocking the narrow hallway. They were not only preventing their classmates from getting to their dorms, they were also drawing attention to themselves. She sighed before picking up her plant and making her way towards her dorm. She looked back at him for a moment before tilting her head in the direction of her room, indicating him that he should follow her.
“Tell me about it,” Himchan sighed and pinched the bridge of his nose. “Poseidon, I’m a son of Poseidon. What’re you lookin’ at?” His gaze followed hers to see the small group of people trying to get past them. Eavesdroppers, he smiled politely at the students and followed Nana down the halls. Just before they were a good distance away, Himchan threw a sneer over his shoulder.
His steps became heavy and careless, a small stomp coming from his feet with every step. Nana wouldn’t take him to her room so she could stab him, would she? Their fights were explosive and immature back then, and he didn’t want that to pick up where they left off. “What do you want to talk about?”






