“Do we really need to do this?”

“Of course, it’s the most memorable part here.”

“Is it really though?”

“It is.”

As Joohyun uttered those words in her lips, she leaned in closer and mashed our cheeks together. The clicking sound of the photobooth to be heard.

Click. Pose. Click. Pose. Click. Pose.

Joohyun had posed differently on those three shuts, while I sat frozen on my seat.

“This is no fun. Your face looked the same. I’m still going to keep it though.”

You said that, yet did another contradictory thing. You’re an odd one, Bae Joohyun.

“Here. You keep one of the pictures.”

“I don’t know the whole purpose of this thing… all we did the entire day was waste money.”

“We took a ride to the train, away from where people know us. Yet, all we did was play in an arcade, which is for kids play.”

“You say that, but you were the one who had so much fun killing those zombies.”

I felt my cheeks burned as I remember laughing out loud at beating her during that game. How could I not? When I’ve been stressed all week after the hellish examinations that I took. I never even knew that killing zombies could be this fun.

“I never peg you to have a brutal side, Wannie.”

“Gosh, you’re so cute when you blush.”

“Hey, stop it!”

“My cheeks hurt because of you!”

“Come. I’ll treat you ice cream.”

She held me by my hands, completely ignoring the deal that I had previously mentioned when it came to public skin-ship. 

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