"You'll what?" Jungkook asks, his voice pointed though he keeps the volume quiet, not wanting to distract the young girl with their bickering, fun though it may be. He knows that there's unlikely to be very much in the way of true punishment that Yoongi throws at him — not while they're on this trip, enjoying the rare opportunity to be away from all their stresses back home. And, truth be told, Jungkook simply can't imagine Yoongi punishing him for much of anything, period. Or most of his hyungs, for that matter. For all their teasing, being the youngest of the group has its perks.

But even he knows not to focus too much on that right now, when they've got a little girl on their hands. He turns around, belatedly wondering where her parents are, and spotting a pair of adults leaned against the opposite exhibit. The father — or the man Jungkook assumes to be the father — raises his hand in greeting. It surprises Jungkook a little, having grown accustomed to the rather distant nature of most of the people in Seoul, but maybe the little girl and her family are on vacation from a smaller town, Jungkook muses. Her accent doesn't sound like it's native to Busan.

He finds his heart aching slightly, wondering if there might be rural villages where everyone's far more welcoming than home.

"Oppa doesn't always go to school?" the girl asks, incredulous. "Why not? Oppa, you should really go to school. That's how you become smart and then when you're smart, you can get the better jobs and stuff."