“Yah, Jaekyung-ah, don’t be mocking your elders,” he said with a stern voice, shaking his head. Seriously, what was it with her today? Restless and rude to the boot? He frowned down at the empty plate, biting his bottom lip in thought. She normally would not be all in the gear to wash his dishes, clean his house and do things that he generally did not like to think about in his own home. He glanced at her, over the unfocused eyes and the closed off stance.
Honestly.
Jun-seok sighed, resting his chin against his hand as he looked at her instead of replying to her request; “Is something bothering you, Jaekyung? You’re… worrying me with this blatant rudeness over ignoring my order to not be cleaning my place. Truthfully, you’re never like this. Everything okay with you, these days?”
"I’m sorry–“ She chuckled, well, she began to but his following words caused her to halt the snicker and stare at him; partly confused, the other part slightly fuddled and even – irritated. Was her behavior so strange to him by now? Was it a sign of her neglecting their relationship for way too long for him to forget that she was bipolar so that her attitude changed from extrovert to introvert in a blink of an eye? She did not have a manic depression disorder, but hell, her mood changed often, quickly, and that was something evident about her.
"What? No–! I’m just fine, why are you saying this, and looking at me like… this…? I’m fine, really. I just wanted to clean up the dishes after you’ve eaten… I’m a neat freak, after all.” She had to admit. Dirt and clutter were her worst enemies, but so, perhaps thre was indeed something or even a few things which bothered her at the mention of that. His inquiry caused her to think of those things which burdened her – but they didn’t matter to him. She wouldn’t bother him with her non-sense. “Rudeness…” Huffing with arms crossed at her chest, her eyes averted soemwhere else. If he disliked her nice and well-manner gestures (as she saw them, at least) then screw it. She won’t clean his damned dishes. "Ask again, and I might not be.“
