Yoorin let out a loud yawn as she stepped foot outside the apartment, waiting for Jeongmin to lock up. As soon as he was done, he stood in front of her and threw the key into the air.

Yoorin, in her half-asleep state, took a few seconds to take in what he just did and caught the key clumsily, juggling it in her hands for a few seconds before she finally had a firm grasp on it. "That was uncalled for," she stated, holding the key out for him.

He shook his head, "You keep it."

"Why?" She frowned, but stuffed it into her bag anyway.

"I'll be staying out for longer than you so you'll need the key to get in."

"Huh? What? Why?"

"Well," he said as he grabbed her hand and swung it back and forth slightly, pushing the button for the elevator. "I need to have some time alone to shop for your Christmas present, right?"

She nodded, stepping inside when the elevator doors opened. "If that's the case then I'll be staying back to shop for your present, too. Why don't we just meet after we're both done?"

"No way!" Jeongmin exclaimed. "You'll see your present then, I'm planning on hiding it until Christmas."

She made a face, "Whatever. Have any particular plans you want to do today, then?"

"Not really," he smiled. "I just want to go with the flow today. No plans. Let's just wing it, yes?"

"Sure thing!" She hugged his arm and stepped out of the elevator with a huge grin on her face.

After about four hours of being out, Yoorin had three bags on one arm and another five on the other. Same with Jeongmin, except he had more since he was also carrying some of hers. They had both managed to get presents for all their close friends and family.

"I guess I'll go home first." Yoorin said, juggling the bags. "I'll get a cab home so why don't you give me the rest of the bags?"

"Are you sure?" Jeongmin looked at all the bags he had to to the ones that Yoorin was already carrying.

"Yeah, you don't want to be walking around the rest of the night with those."

"Okay," he nodded, "but be careful, understand? Ask someone to help you when you get inside the building."

"I know, I know." She started taking the bags away from him. Getting on her tip toes, she gave him a quick peck on the lips. "I'll see you later."

Jeongmin smiled and took a step back, watching her get into a cab that was parked not that far ahead. He waved when it started driving away, knowing that she was waving back, too.

***

Minwoo was never the one of hold onto things. He had always been more of a forget and forgive and just move forward. Move forward, try and experience new things and to just leave behind the past.

Truth be told, he never really forgotten about what happened. It was tucked deep inside his memories. If he was not reminded then he would try his hardest to not think of it. But it was pretty damn hard, no one had made such as big of an impact as Yoorin did to him. Not to mention that it was just so easy to make everything come flooding back with something as simple as a song. Or a place. Maybe even a scent, like a perfume of sort. But in this case, he guessed it was a person.

Minwoo had been sitting inside a coffee shop, texting his brother and arranging his living arrangements, when he saw Jeongmin.

"Oh!" M