Taeyeon and Tiffany sat face to face with a small table separating them. Taeyeon particularly seemed nervous for silly reason according to Tiffany. She was not really keen to play Tiffany’s idea. However, as Tiffany said, it was just for fun. They had been together for fairly long time. Five years and still counting. Everything had become too comfortable so the mystery of discovering each other left only a little.

Then Tiffany came up with a plan.

“Let’s make cards of questions. You can ask everything – even those that you’re too afraid to ask before and I will answer it all, you will do the same. How’s that sound?”

“Why does it sound so formal? Why don’t we just do it like when we’re lying on the couch or something?”

“Where’s the fun in that? We need new scenery.”

So a day later, on the lovely Sunday morning, they sat in their newly decorated living room.

“Do you want to start?” Tiffany smiled sweetly. She was so excited.

“Um, I ask you first?”

“Sure!”

Taeyeon cleared . “Alright. There’s no turning back right? You’d answer whatever I ask you?”

“Of course!”

“Okay. First question. Um… Have you ever thought to break up with me?”

Tiffany pouted. “That’s a silly question, Tae. You know my answer.”

“But it’s important to me. I mean five years is a long time. You could’ve fed out with me somehow.”

“Tae, I rearranged our home yesterday. I just bought a new couch to replace that old one. I satisfied your ual needs just this dawn. I made your favorite sandwich this morning. Do I look like I’m going to leave you?”

“It was only an easy yes or no question.” Taeyeon said as a matter of fact.

“No, babe.”

“Thanks.” Taeyeon blushed sheepishly. “Your turn.”

“Have you ever done something that you thought important to me but I didn’t notice?”

“Hm… yes, actually.” Taeyeon furrowed her brows. She looked up to Tiffany as the latter nodded encouragingly. “Remember when you were on your last year in college and lived in the dorm, that one night I asked you out to dinner but you canceled last minute?”

“Yes?”

“I prepared for it all day. I cooked your favorite grilled eel, I bought your favorite champagne along with candlelit and roses and stuff. Although we didn’t have anything to celebrate that day, I just thought that it’d be nice for you to relieve some stress and have a