“No way,” Yunho had said slowly with his eyes wide open.

                “Yes way,” Jaejoong replied.

                Jaejoong was with the rest of his friends, hanging out at Yunho’s house as his wife cooked them a nice brunch. The conversation started out light at first, and even though Jaejoong and Soo Yun promised not to release their open marriage to the public because of his status, friends were the exception. Jaejoong didn’t know if he was excited or scared to tell them of this news. He didn’t want any secrets, but at the same time he didn’t want to be judged differently all of a sudden.

                “Sweet Soo Yun did not allow you to have with other women.” Yunho was still in shock, but considering he was the only one talking, his shock wasn’t as intense as the others as they just stared at Jaejoong.

                Jaejoong’s eyes shifted around, glancing at all his friends. He was uncomfortable. He moved in his seat and cleared his throat. “It was just one woman,” he emphasized.

                “Which will soon increase to women,” Yoochun jumped in.

                “I,” Jaejoong furrowed his eyebrows. “I don’t think I’m that type of guy to suddenly just abuse my freedom.”

                “Why not?” Changmin said, a bit too loudly. Junsu punched him on the shoulder and Yunho and Yoochun shot him a glare. Changmin wouldn’t necessarily understand the situation; after all he was the only one left who was still single and not married. Being able to flirt around with anyone was like heaven to him; well as if he wasn’t already doing so. But the rest of the guys knew what was going on and what this meant. Things will never be the same and they weren’t sure if they accepted Soo Yun’s decision and the opportunity she had just given Jaejoong.