《Kindergarten》3
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"Yoonie!" Jiyeon ran up to the white-haired male. Yoongi laughed as he caught her in his arms and spun her around. "How's my favorite girl?" "She's good. Guess what!" Taehyung sat on the park bench next to where Yoongi once sat and watched the two. "What?" "I got to see my classroom and my teacher today!" Yoongi gasped dramatically. "No way!" "Yeah and I asked Mr. Jeon if he liked boys but he didn't get to answer me!" Yoongi turned and looked at Taehyung who just shrugged. "Oh really why'd you do that?" "Cause I wanted to see if he was like you and mommy." Yoongi nodded.
"Why would you want to know if he was." Jiyeon rolled her eyes. "Duh, so he and mommy could marry and have babies." Yoongi burst out laughing as Taehyung blushed and hid his face in his hands. "Oh, Jiyeon you're the best!" Jiyeon smiled. "I know!" Taehyung groaned and checked his phone's time. "Hey, Yoongi, Jiyeon, and I need to go. We only were able to see you for a second sorry." Yoongi nodded. "I'll drive you home then." "Thanks."
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This guy asked me to do something so he can get back with his girlfriend but over Snapchat, he kept flirting with me and I had lots of people warning me to stay away from him. He would like to corner me as well and talked to me. He told me things... he shouldn't have.
He scares me so much that I'm shaking when he's near.
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