It was another busy day in the office. Sakura is standing beside Minju's table, looking frustrated.

"Oh c'mon, do you still have any other ideas?"

"I told you, it's the only one I could think of," said Minju, pretending to be busy working on her computer.

It's the time of the month when she and Sakura got to work together for a client again. Minju was tasked to come up with an article while Sakura's working on the banners and covers.

However, Sakura seemed not satisfied with the tagline Minju has created. And the latter is pissed about it.

Hyewon pulled her chair closer to them. "Hey, hey, why are you two fighting again?"

Sakura waved the papers in her hands. "Well, Ms. Kim here says that the tagline she'd given for the lipstick product is fine. I think it's too lousy. I need another tagline now because I'll be submitting this to the client later."

"Why do we need to submit two samples if that one is okay?" asked Minju.

"That's the thing, Minju, it's not okay. I can't submit this kind of result to the client."

"If you don't like the one I made then go create a tagline yourself."

Getting frustrated, Sakura walked over in front of the terminal to get a better view of Minju's face.

"We. Need. To. Talk," she said pointing a finger back and forth them.

For some reason, Minju suddenly felt exposed. She slightly covered her face with a hand. "I told you, I ran out of ideas."

Hyewon finally stood up. "Okay, maybe I can help. What's the product all about again?"

Sakura browsed the papers she's holding. "Well..."

Minju took this chance to look at Sakura who, well, looked like a cute cat.

Although she hasn't fully accepted it to herself yet, Minju agrees Sakura has this charisma that somehow affects her.

Sakura glanced up at Minju in between scanning papers. Minju withdrew her eyes immediately, feeling conscious.

Sakura pulled out a sheet of paper and showed it to Hyewon. "Here. The product is a cherry-flavored edible lipstick. Minju's article talks about the benefits it can give to women, which I think is already obvious. The tagline she used is--"

"Look and taste beautiful," said Minju.

"See?" Sakura shook her head. "Who do you think will buy that tagline?"

Hyewon laughed for a moment and stopped when Minju glared at her. "Oops! Sorry."

"There has to be something better than this." Sakura flicked her fingers against the paper. "This is not my field. You should be the one doing this."

"Seriously, girl, do you have a problem?" Hyewon carefully touched Minju's forehead. "Are you feeling okay? It seems not like you producing something like that."

"I know. Sorry. Maybe it's just mood swings." Minju sighed.

Truth is, she knew the real reason. It was hard for her to focus while writing that article because curious Sakura was watching her how to do it.

"It's okay. At least Sakura noticed the mistake before we submit it to the client," said Hyewon, lightening up the mood. "I can provide my input too."

"I have an idea to help you, ladies." Sakura raises a hand. "Let's conceptualize something that benefits not only women but also their lovers."

"That's interesting. But how? Men don't usually wear lipstick," said Minju.

"Yeah, probably they don't directly, but sometimes they do indirectly," Sakura smirked. "And come on, we're in the twenty-first century. Females aren't only dating males these days."

Minju rolled her eyes.

"But how is the lipstick benefiting their lovers?" asked Hyewon.

"C'mon, could you be more creative about it?" Sakura chuckled. "Of course, it is done through a kiss!"

Hyewon's mouth formed an o shape. "That's a good idea! I never thought of that."

"Cool, yeah?"

"I'm not sur