"Are you going to eat that?" Sooyoung said, pertaining to the untouched strawberry cheesecake on the other's side of the table.

"I can't believe you." Jessica responded, eyes rolling.

"What? You know I hate it when good food gets wasted." Sooyoung calmly said, taking a spoonful of Jessica's cake.

"Everything. And I mean EVERYTHING is good food for you, Soo."

"Only when I'm with you, babe..." Sooyoung whispered, but enough for Jessica to hear. 

Sooyoung placed her fork down and looked at the window, watching people pass by. A million thoughts now running through her head, all of which involves the girl sitting in front of her.

Jessica watched her closely, she wanted to hold the girl's hand, hug her so tight and she would have collapsed then and there due to the lack of air but she wouldn't mind. Only Sooyoung could leave her breathless and lost for words like that.

But only Soo could make her feel so scared. So scared that she wouldn't want to speak or to ask just so the moment in that old coffee shop in Seoul wouldn't end. It frightened her, that Sooyoung would leave her because she can be stupid and careless and dumb and she can't do anything about it.

The defeaning silence was too much, but Jessica knew she had to talk to this girl before she gets bored. Sooyoung was still gazing at the window, but she knew better. Soo was not paying attention to the busy street, she w