Krystal stepped out of the bathroom, still trying to dry her hair as she did that. She smelled a whiff of delicious kimchi fried rice and immediately rushed into the kitchen and peeked her head in.

"Food!" she screamed, startling Jessica who dropped the spatula in shock.

"Yahh! You scared me!" Jessica chided in annoyance.

"Basically my intention," Krystal said and giggled.

Jessica rolled her eyes and said, "Sometimes I really don't know what's going on in your mind."

Krystal chuckled in agreement. After tucking in for dinner, the sisters found themselves baking in the small kitchen of their apartment, although Jessica complained endlessly about how she was dragged into the situation by Krystal.

"I really don't know why I agreed to this," Jessica whined as she picked up a small piece of chocolate and plopped it into . Krystal laughed remembering that it was the umpteenth time she had heard something of that sorts from the elder.

The taller rebutted after a long time, probably after thinking about what she should say, "You just love to eat, don't you?"

"As much as you," Jessica teased in return. "Foodie," she said and tried to help Krystal in the tedious job of kneading the dough.

"You're a foodie too!" Krystal retaliated, and proceeded saying, "Why did you have to wait so long to come and help me with this when I'm almost done," not expecting any reply.

Sure enough, Jessica laughed it off without any reply. They proceeded in moulding their pastry until the last part of baking it in the oven, and they were left with nothing much to do.

The two of them continued to fool around until they heard the doorbell ring, which left both of them stumped, until Jessica remembered that she had called a friend over to go to their school together for night classes.