"Hey, Wookie. Whatcha doin?" Henry seemed either overly playful or drunk, which seemed suspicious. "You're looking y in that black tank top." He greeted me with a sloppy kiss.

"What do you want?" I asked cautiously.

"I want my Wookie back."

"Care to elucidate?"

"I don't know who you are anymore."

"I'm the same guy I've always been."

Henry began to whine. "Nooooo. You're not. Something's different."

"And that something is…?"

"You spend less time with me and more time… not with me."

"Henry, are you becoming clingy?"

"Who cares if I am?" He pouted. "I just want my Wookie!"

I sighed. "Well, we can't hang out today, because I promised Chuck I'd help him out today."

"Who's Chuck?"

"He lives here, he fixed my car that you broke, and he threw out his back, so I'm helping him."

"Tomorrow, then?"

"I don't know."

"Why don't you know?"

"Chuck might need my help again."

Henry pouted again, and then sighed. "So long as Yesung's not here, I don't care." He kissed me once more then left. As soon as he was out of sight, Yesung came out, with Chuck waddling after him.

"Henry?" Yesung asked.

I nodded. "Seemed a little drunk, too."

"Did he yell at you?"

"Naw. He didn't even suspect I came here with you." Yesung raised his eyebrows in surprise.

"Well, Ryeowook, how 'bout as soon as you finish the lawn, you come in for some passion tea?"

"That sounds nice, thanks." Yesung and Chuck went back inside and I continued mowing the lawn.

Yesung and I spent the whole day at Chuck's place, helping him out with various tasks and chores. Before we knew it, day turned to night, and we found ourselves needing to either stay at the Bed & Breakfast or drive home. With how tired we both were, we decided not to drive home, so instead, we drove to the Bed & Breakfast, where Carol and Harvey greeted us happily. We were treated to the same room as the last time, and just like last time, I was out before my head hit the pillow.