“Do you have a twin sister?”

“Oh, Hello again, Cupcake.”

“Tiffany!”

Taeyeon chuckled, pointing her fingers in a gun-like motion at Tiffany’s direction. “Right.”

“Do you have a twin sister?” She asked again, trying to understand the situation.

Ever since she had one casual night with Taeyeon on a Saturday night, Tiffany had been meeting Taeyeon at most random places. On a random Sunday it was at a Grilled Eel restaurant, but the woman didn’t remember her, and Tiffany thought the woman had just forgotten about the night before due to alcohol. But after meeting her again on Saturday, Taeyeon made clear that she remembers the night they had and they even did it for a second time. On Monday, she met Taeyeon in a sauna near Hongdae station with a couple of friends, but the girl clearly didn’t know who she was and was acting like she has never seen Tiffany before.

Now Tiffany was back at the club on that Saturday, AND there it was Taeyeon, remembering about her.

So the only possible explanation Tiffany had was Taeyeon having a twin sister. Or triplet twin sisters! And all the other occasions where Tiffany met her was not exactly Taeyeon as she knew, but her twins. That could make sense.

What didn’t make sense was that Taeyeon just said no.

“No?”

“No, I don’t have a twin sister.”

“Are you sure?”

Taeyeon chuckled. “Well if I have one, then she’s missing 28 years together with me, cupcake.”

Tiffany scratched her head, not understanding. “That doesn’t make any sense!”

“What doesn’t make any sense?”

“You!”

“Me?”

“You don’t make any sense!”

“Why not?”

“You don’t remember about me.”

“Yes, I do. Tiffany. American. Fond of Humanities and Science, banged you twice!” There was a pinch of pride upon knowing that she actually remembered that stuff about Tiffany. “See? I remember you, Cupcake.”

“But when I meet you at different places, you don’t recognize me!”

“You are with this again?”

“It is true. I’ve met you this week!”

“You did?”

“Yes.”

Taeyeon frowned her brows. “I’ve never met you anywhere but here, Cupcake.”

“See? You can’t remember!” Tiffany was shaking her head, more confused and baffled than angry this time around. “We’ve met at the Grilled Eel restaurant on a Sunday and then the sauna on Monday!”

“The sauna? What sauna?”

“That sauna near Hongdae station that gives discounts on Mondays.”

“Yeah, I don’t know what you’re talking about. I didn’t go to a sauna on Monday. Actually, I don’t even remember what I do on Mondays!”

“See! That’s what I’m talking about!” She exclaimed it. “You don’t remember anything that happens outside this club, do you?”

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