SWEET LOVE

“Did you bring dinner?” Jongin asks when Sehun enters the living-room.

Now, it’s not like how you think it is. Jongin isn’t the lazy who plays video games all day at home, waiting for his sweet boyfriend to come back from work with food that he’s bought on the way. Jongin is the kind of lazy who comes home from his office job and watches TV, waiting for Sehun to come home with whatever it is that Sehun has chosen for dinner that night. He’s the lazy who does the dishes afterwards and clears the living room table before joining Sehun on the couch so they can either watch a movie and cuddle or make out until they fall asleep. That’s their newly established routine. After all, they don’t need to go out for fancy dinner dates anymore since Sehun moved in a week ago.

“Kind of,” Sehun says and Jongin looks up, unsure what to think about the bags of groceries he’s seeing.

“Uhm-” Jongin starts and Sehun gives him that cute toothy grin, effectively cutting him off. Jongin cooes at the other instead.

“Nini, let’s cook today,” Sehun says and Jongin agrees.





As far as Jongin knows, Sehun is not a great cook. That’s what Sehun has told him. Jongin isn’t a great cook either, his menu includes toast, fried egg and bacon and cup noodles. Sehun’s skills must be about the same level, he thinks, but maybe his boyfriend has been taken secret cooking lessons to prepare for their domestic life?

“I bought couple aprons,” Sehun says and holds up two aprons in matching designs, a blue and a pink one, and as expected, Sehun keeps the baby blue one for himself while handing Jongin the other. Jongin sighs, but he relents, knowing better than to argue with his boyfriend over trivial matters.

“So what are we going to cook?” Jongin asks, staring at the variety of fresh veg