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“Young-Do, you really need to find some part-time job or jobs. I can’t continue financing the both of us, already on my own I had problems to meet both ends, but now that we’re two…”

“It’s impossible”, Young-Do completed Cha Eun-Sang’s sentence. He knew that this was bound to happen at one point or another, especially considering the amount of food he would eat each day – he really tried to eat less, but he was just always so hungry! If he didn’t eat five times a day he felt like he was starving to death!

“I didn’t mean it in a bad way!”, Eun-Sang quickly interjected, hoping that Young-Do didn’t get offended by her statement.

“Don’t worry, I know you didn’t”, Young-Do reassured her and ate some of his rice. He had to admit that he was a huge fan of Eun-Sang’s cooking and if he were honest with himself, he had to admit that he would love to eat it every day. While she usually cooked easy stuff, things that you could find everywhere, he had the impression that every single meal was special and he loved it. “In fact I’ve started looking for a part-time job, but I don’t really have experience in doing so…”

“Well if you want I can ask at my former and current workplaces. Maybe one of them has a free position. I’ll ask tonight when I’ll get to work”, she told him with a bright smile and quickly finished her meal, placing the dirty dishes into the sink and turning to look at Young-Do once again.

“When will you get home? You’ve already worked three nights in a row so late – you should get a break, Eun-Sang, you’re always so exhausted in the mornings”, Young-Do told her and approached his roommate with concern clearly written on his face.

Cha Eun-Sang began to chuckle and gave him a quick hug, fondly tapping him on the shoulder. “I appreciate your concern, Young-Do, but I’m fine. Sure I’m tired, but tomorrow it’s already Friday and then I can relax on the evening. Want to do something special tomorrow?”

“If you insist, just don’t count on me anymore to wake you up during classes!”, Young-Do quipped and messed up Eun-Sang’s hair by ruffling through it – which greatly annoyed her. “But yeah, let’s do something special tomorrow evening! What about the cinema? There’s an awesome new movie out!”, Young-Do enthusiastically told her with a bright grin. The prospect of going to the cinema was great, but the prospect of going to the cinema with Cha Eun-Sang was even better.

“Oh, yes! That sounds awesome! I heard there’s a new horror movie out! Let’s go watch that one! Apparently there’s even more blood and gooey stuff, than in other movies! Please, let’s go watch that one!”, Eun-Sang practically shouted in glee and couldn’t help but to jump up and down. She didn’t seem to notice that Young-Do suddenly seemed less than enthusiastic about going to the movies. It wasn’t that he hated horror movies, but…he didn’t necessarily appreciate them either. Plus that wasn’t necessarily the movie he imagined watching with Cha Eun-Sang for their first outing. Not outing as a couple of course, but outing as roommates.

“Oh shoot! I’m late! See you later! Bye!”, Eun-Sang shouted after checking her wristwatch and dashed out of the apartment, leaving a very perplexed Choi Young-Do in her wake. He only shook his head at her antics and went to close the door of the apartment, before finishing his meal and then washing and drying their dirty dishes.

Once these tasks were all done, Young-Do got bored, terribly bored. At first he tried to watch some TV, but all the shows seemed just all so annoying and shallow to him. Feeling like an eternity had passed since Eun-Sang’s departure, Young-Do let out a dramatic sigh and checked his phone to see how much time had actually passed – upon doing this he felt horrible. Only a little bit over an hour had passed. “My phone must be broken – that simply cannot be!”, Young-Do exclaimed and took a look at the alarm clock and his wristwatch. But unfortunately for him all the devices were right. “What the hell!”, Young-Do exclaimed angrily and let himself fall on their bed. He tossed and turned but every position seemed uncomfortable to him. He rested his head on his pillow and glanced over at Eun-Sang’s side. He fondly smiled at the memories that came to his mind. Thinking about the time they had spent together, Young-Do found it remarkable how well they worked and lived together. So far they had hardly ever fought and what surprised him even more, he found it incredibly relaxing to sleep next to her. Before Young-Do had never been able to share a bed with anyone, he would be unable to fall asleep or even close his eyes for that matter. But with Eun-Sang next to him, he felt like he was at p