Tzuyu was tidying up her own luggage as she prepared for her flight back to Taiwan with her parents when Sana called.

"Tzuyu-ah, your flight is at 10 pm at night right?" 

"Yeah, why?" Tzuyu asked worriedly.

Sana stayed silent for a moment before she answered, "Chewy can we meet before you depart?"

"Aren't you also going back to Japan for Lunar New Year too?" Tzuyu asked. "Your flight is before mine, 9.30 pm right?"

"Yeah, but I'm gonna miss you~" Sana whined.

Tzuyu sighed but smiled nonetheless, "Alright, then let's meet at the Han River at four, okay?"

"Okieeee," with a cheerful tone, Sana ended the phone call.

It's Lunar New Year and TWICENCO High School is having a one week long break for all the students, regardless of Korean students or foreign students, to go home for celebrating the Lunar New Year.

And that meant Tzuyu and Sana couldn't see each other for one week, although they would video call each other everyday even if they were apart during the break.

Tzuyu packed her luggage and went downstairs to meet her parents. "Mom, dad, I'm meeting Sana later in the park and I'll go to the airport with her. Can I meet you there?"

Ms Chou laughed and pinched Tzuyu's cheek, "Sure, we'll let you two love birds to meet each other before we leave."

Tzuyu blushed, "Yeah, yeah, and I'll let you and dad to have some lovey dovey moments before we see our relatives in Taiwan."

"Ohhhh Tzuyu you're so sweet," Mr Chou patted Tzuyu's head.

Grunting, Tzuyu left the house with her luggage left with her parents.

How nice.

Tzuyu had always liked the sound of the rumbling river currents, so standing by the Han River was what she always liked to do whenever she felt like she needed to be away from the city noises and stress.

Even the wind felt peaceful, with the leaves occasionally falling from the trees, being carried away by the wind and fell onto the surface of the river.

Tzuyu was early to meet Sana by the river, but she had always enjoyed the scenery of how Sana skipping her way towards Tzuyu when they were having their dates together, walking along the river as they talked about everything.

"Tzuyu-ah!!" Tzuyu turned her head towards the source of a joyful voice, staring at Sana and smiling as she skipped her way to her.

One step, two step, and on the third one Tzuyu took a step further from her original spot and hugged Sana who skipped right into her embrace.

Tzuyu ruffled Sana's long hair, making Sana pouting and her laughing. Tzuyu extended her long arm to reach over to Sana's luggage and the two of them stood by the river in silence, with Sana leaning her head on Tzuyu's shoulder.

"Hey, what's with the sad atmosphere?" Tzuyu joked, nudging Sana with her chin onto Sana's head.

"One week Tzuyu..." Sana said.

"Come on, it's only one week! And you know the fastest way to reach me, don't you?" Tzuyu winked when Sana looked up to her.

"Oh yeah, the pendant..." Sana's hand touched her pendant, and Tzuyu instantly felt how her pendant was also vibrating against her chest. "But won't I like, interrupt you during your reunion dinner or something?"

"I'll be there whenever you need me, Sana," Tzuyu promised.

Sana slowly curled her lips upwards and leaned into Tzuyu, pecking her on her lips. "It's really lucky for me to have you, even though you're a vampire."

Tzuyu hummed, then kissed Sana.

Sana smiled with her eyes curved like the crescent moon, then said, "Hey, I heard Jihyo's dad had opened a cafe nearby, wanna have a visit there before we go to the airport?"

"Sure," Tzuyu's right hand took Sana's and intertwined their fingers, her left hand pulling Sana's luggage to the cafe.

They ate some light meals in Mr Park's cafe, which was great much to their expectation. One thing though, Jihyo was not around in the cafe when they went there, and Mr Park had said Jihyo was preparing for their family's reunion dinner back in her hometown, Guri.

Mr Park had also offered Tzuyu a "blood caffe latte". It is what as the name is, which means blood is added into one cup of caffe latte. Tzuyu had rejected at first but then became tempted to try on and so ordered a hot blood caffe latte.

"How does it taste like?" Sana asked, slurping on her iced mocha using the straw. She was curious, how does caffe latte would taste like when blood is added inside?

Tzuyu frowned after sipping one mouth of it, "Hmm...it's a little weird...it's nice though. For me, I mean. As a vampire. I don't think you would like it."

Mr Park laughed, "Most of the vampires who came here recently had fell in love with this drink, Tzuyu. It's a matter of time before you love it and got addicted to it."

There were no customers left as Mr Park had closed the cafe at five, so there was only Tzuyu and Sana left, and they could talk aloud about vampires without anyone overhearing.

"Mr Park, why did you opened a cafe?" Tzuyu asked, after drinking another mouthful of her drink. A combination of blood, caffeine taste and milk had got her tongue covered. To be honest, she loved the combination of coffee drinks with blood.

He laughed, "Well, let's just say this is a dream when me and Jihyo's mum got into a relationship. We wanted to know more about humans, so we could persuade more vampires to be on our side. Since it is said that there's no more rebels in Korea, but there are still some rebels out there. The best we could do is find out a way that we could really live peacefully with humans. I wish every vampires are like us, wanting peace. Humans too, some are vampire hunters for generations. I hope they could see that we have the future to live peacefully together."

Tzuyu nodded, looking at her drink absent-mindedly. Blood caffe latte has a brownish-red colour, as in the combination of coffee and blood. "I wish, too."

"Well, I think you two better go. It's almost six right now and it'll take some time for you to go to the airport. And the drink is on me," said Mr Park, who cleaned their table and took their empty cups away. "Happy Lunar New Year to you two!"

Sana and Tzuyu smiled warmly and bowed, "Happy Lunar New Year to you too, Mr Park! Thanks for the drinks!"

Mr Park smiled.

Sana and Tzuyu reached the airport at seven, where Tzuyu's parents had been waiting in a restaurant in the departure hall.

"My dad said we can walk around here for a while for me to be with you before you check in," said Tzu