It didn’t even start with a proper plan, just Clyborne’s Jungwon lingering outside until Wendissle’s Ni-ki showed up and went, “sepi banget, jalan dikit yuk.” That “dikit” quickly snowballed when they called out Mirth’s Sakura and Halton’s Wonhee, both hesitant but still stepping out anyway. Not long after, Pendleton’s Jihoon and Grachter’s Sunghoon joined mid-walk, followed by Rosier’s Kyungmin who got dragged in without much say. Roselain’s Eunchae and Merfyn’s Hyein came out after hearing the noise, and Myldemoor’s Taehyun appeared like he’d been watching the whole thing build up. Even Courthlace’s Yunjin and Courthlace’s Yunah, who were originally just checking what the commotion was, ended up walking along too, Yunah teasing her sister for getting involved while Yunjin pretended she wasn’t.

The whole thing turned into quiet chaos in the best way. They wandered aimlessly, stopping under streetlights, sitting on random curbs, talking about things that made no sense in the morning but felt real enough at night. Ni-ki kept throwing out random ideas no one asked for, Jihoon kept questioning everything, and Sunghoon just watched like he was entertained without needing to say much. Sakura eventually stopped worrying about the time, Wonhee loosened up, and even Kyungmin, who clearly thought this was a bad idea, ended up laughing anyway. Yunah blended in easily, chatting with Eunchae and Hyein, while Yunjin stayed a little quieter, occasionally pulling her back when she drifted too far ahead.

Somewhere along the way, the energy softened. The air got colder, conversations got slower, and without anyone announcing it, the group naturally started splitting off. One by one, they returned to their own houses with quiet goodbyes and half-finished sentences, like the night wasn’t really ending, just pausing. By the time it thinned out, only a few were left under the dim light, the earlier noise replaced with something calmer. Ni-ki nudged Jungwon lightly, “random banget sih,” and Jungwon just smiled a little, glancing down the now-empty street. It wasn’t anything big, nothing they’d probably talk about tomorrow, but somehow, it still felt like something they’d remember.

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