Suho texted me that he’s on his way to my apartment to pick me up for the movie because we have a “date” tonight. Wow, I can’t believe I’m saying this now. Who knew that I would take dating seriously for a change? I mean just a few months ago, I was dating 2 guys every night.    2 days ago, after Suho asked me for a date, I talked to Lay about it. He kind of smelled something fishy about us lately because Suho would always walk me to my car after work. Lay popped out of nowhere one day and started asking questions already. So I told him that I agreed dating Suho officially. He was kind of surprised and disappointed because I didn’t give him a chance before. I just told him that if he was good enough like Suho, maybe I would’ve given him a chance. He didn’t argue with me anymore and just told me that I should date him when I’m fed up with him already. I told him that I will take my chances.   Yesterday was different. Kris finally texted me after a few days of breaking in to my house like a freak. He told me that he wants to meet me but I don’t need to because I’m officially dating Suho. When I texted him that I was dating a guy from work, he didn’t believe me. So for him to believe me, I told him that we already kissed. It was half a lie since Suho was the only one who wanted the kiss. Anyway, after explaining further to him about my change, he stopped asking questions. That was a relief. No more Kris!   I heard my doorbell ring.    I walked to the door and opened it.    “Wow. I’ve never seen you wear something like that before.” I said to Suho when I saw him in casual clothes. He wore dark jeans, a white shirt and a black jacket to be more specific.   He smiled. “Ditto. I’ve never seen you wear casual clothes too.”    “It looks good on you.”   “Thanks. Too bad I can’t wear something like this for you at work.” Oh flirty.   I chuckled. “We should go. We don’t want to be late for the movies.”    Suho agreed. I LOCKED the door and then we left for our date.   :::   After the movie, Suho asked me what I wanted to eat for dinner. I told him that I’m craving for dessert so any restaurant with good desserts will do for me.   Good thing he had something in mind already.   I liked that about him.    As he drove there, I kept thinking about how much respect I received when we were in the movie house. Suho was a gentleman. He took care me of well. From buying the tickets up to the end of the movie he was very sweet. He wasn’t the kind of guy who would make “the moves” inside the movie house too