Chanyeol looked around and held out a sigh. He lowered his DSLR camera from his eye level and wiped the front glass - the lense was foggy and it made his focus on the subject became difficult. The freelancer photographer didn't know why did his boss asked him to get a shot of the morning light in a mountain during winter. It was freezing and everything was white - the cold breeze and snowy road was not Chanyeol's favourite - at all. But he seemed satisfied when he looked up to the sky - it was full of winter stars.

"Just another shot and I'll fly to home - no matter what." Chanyeol smiled before gazing at the sunrise.

Baekhyun bit her lip and swallowed her words when she saw a tall man with a sling bag walked into the cafe. The wide eyes and flashy smile when the man ordered his drinks at the counter - made Baekhyun kept frozen on her chair. The man drummed his fingers on the wooden table when he decided to sit at the front line of the cafe and he tightened the black scarf that was wrapping his neck. Kyungsoo and Luhan - they stopped chatting when they realized Baekhyun's fixed gaze at their back - the counter. 

"Babe, are you listening?"

"Shh."

The two girls turned to their back and looked at the counter. Obviously, Baekhyun was watching that man and also -  'maybe' she was drooling herself. 

"Oh. I knew him." Kyungsoo smiled at her friend.

"You know him?"

"Yeah, he works for my company. A freelancer photographer - if I wasn't mistaken for that."

"He works for Jongdae ?" Kyungsoo bluntly nodded.

"Actually he always works in a team. I bet this is his solo shot ?" Luhan grinned and nudged Kyungsoo - Baekhyun kept gazing at the counter and biting her fingers. Luhan and Kyungsoo had the same idea of the situation - Luhan tried to kick Baekhyun's legs before she immediately rose up from her seat - running from the cafe and chasing after the tall man. Kyungsoo and Luhan watched through the glass panel of the cafe - they gaped when Baekhyun pulled the scarf and she planted a deep hot kiss on the man's lips.

"She's in a hot water."

"Yeah, she is."