Author's Note

owo what's this!? A new chapter!? And it didn't take five years to come out!?
Yes, I'm actually hoping to start updating more consistently!
Let's hope Chapter Eight doesn't take ten years to release!

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April 17th, 2018. 6:21 AM.

 

After the most peaceful sleep she has had in forever, Nayeon woke up slowly. Normally, she would wake up facing the ceiling, but this time she was facing the wall at the other side of her bed. She wondered why at first until her eyes settled onto the person sleeping next to her. She had almost completely forgotten that Tzuyu was spending the next few weeks with her. The older girl needed to get up to prepare breakfast, but with how comfortable the two ended up, with Nayeon's arms wrapped around Tzuyu, any movement could wake up the younger girl.

 

“...Hey, um..” Nayeon fell silent. This was going to be difficult. “T-Tzuyu... it's time to wake up.”

 

The younger girl didn't respond, so this meant she was a deep sleeper. It made the bunny girl's situation a bit easier. She carefully maneuvered her way out of the bed, making sure not to wake the younger girl up abruptly. Once she was out of bed, she left her room and made her way to the kitchen. When she arrived, she yawned and stretched.

 

Cooking took a while, but it was worth it. She heard a door open, which meant Tzuyu was awake. Nayeon had almost everything set up on the table, just needed to put one more plate.

 

“W-Wow...” Tzuyu quietly said, but the bunny girl could hear her. “Good morning, Tzuyu.”

 

“U-Uh... y-yeah... good morning...” The Taiwanese girl replied.

 

“You woke up surprisingly easily.” The photographer observed.

 

“Huh?”

 

“I mean... you're a deep sleeper, no?”

 

“Yeah...? I'm confused?”

 

“Ah, forget it.”

 

Nayeon put the last plates on the table. “Well, let's enjoy our breakfast, shall we?”

 

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6:58 AM.

 

The two girls were in the living room, sitting on the couch. Tzuyu was just holding one of the pillows, while Nayeon was using her laptop, looking through her emails.

 

“Bunny?” Tzuyu said in a cute voice, which made Nayeon's heart skip a beat. “Um.. y-yes?” The bunny girl looked at her.

 

“I have a question for you...” The Taiwanese girl informed. “I-It's pretty serious...”

 

The photographer closed her laptop and turned to face the younger girl. “Oh?” Tzuyu sighed, looking away. “Um... so...”

 

Tzuyu was going to ask Nayeon about uality, and stuff, but every time she was going to get the word out, she choked. And Nayeon's just right there, so close, and her eyes are on her. She has this worried look on her face, but for Tzuyu... it was really cute. Nayeon's really cute. And beautiful. Oh so beautiful.

 

The Taiwanese girl caught herself thinking like this. But... she didn't hate it. Nayeon is beautiful.

 

“Tzuyu?” Nayeon said. “You're staring at me...”

 

“Sorry... I forgot what I was going to ask you.” Tzuyu replied. {I was too lost in your beauty}

 

The bunny girl looked away. The way Tzuyu was looking at her... let's just say she wouldn't mind if Tzuyu looked at her like that again. A blushing mess, the older girl opened her laptop again, going back to her emails. The student got off the couch.

 

“I have to get ready for school.” The Taiwanese girl said. The photographer looked at her. “Y-Yeah... go do that...” As the younger girl walked away from the living room, she just found herself thinking about Nayeon.

 

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7:28 AM.

 

One added benefit of now living with Nayeon is that Tzuyu has her own to school. The older girl stopped her car right in front of the school lot.

 

“Well, good luck with school,” Nayeon said.

 

“Yeah, thank you, Nayeon,” Tzuyu replied, getting off the car. “You'll be able to pick me up, right?”

 

“Of course. I don't have any photoshoots scheduled for today.”

 

“Thank you...”

 

Tzuyu walked towards the school, and Nayeon just sat there, watching as she left. The bunny girl drove away, but not before saying something to herself.

 

“I'm really about to become whipped for her, aren't I?”

 

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1:42 PM.

 

All-day, Nayeon was just in Tzuyu's mind. Her beautiful face, her cute bunny teeth, the warmness she exudes. Everything about Nayeon was great, it even felt amazing to just her hair. And the bunny girl has allowed Tzuyu to do that on some occasions (mostly when they're watching a boring movie). But Tzuyu's thoughts started to trail off wholesomeness, as she started to think about the fact that... well, she and Nayeon were CUDDLING in bed. And just how good Nayeon's lips looked.

 

She wondered-

 

“If you find my yapping boring, at least tell me.”

 

A voice snapped Tzuyu out of her thoughts. “Huh?” Chaeyoung rolled her eyes. “What's going on in your head that's more interesting than this conversation?”

 

The Taiwanese girl was just staring at Chaeyoung like a deer in headlights. The orange-haired girl felt confused. “What's wrong, Tzuyu?”

 

“Um... nothing.” The younger girl got herself together. “Sorry.” The short girl raised an eyebrow. “No, really, what's wrong?” Tzuyu started to blush just at the thought of talking about Nayeon. Then, she remembered something.

 

ISN'T SHE SUPPOSED TO BE STRAIGHT?

 

“I'm screwed,” Tzuyu remarked.

 

“Huh?” Chaeyoung replied.

 

“Ahhh! It's nothing!” The Taiwanese girl mentally smacked herself, before actually gathering herself together. “What were you talking about?”

 

“I tried to ask Kyungmin out earlier today, but I wimped out.”

 

“That .”

 

“Tell me about it.”

 

“Why did you wimp out?”

 

The orange-haired girl fell silent, just fiddling with her pack of strawberries. “I dunno. He looked at me as I was walking towards him, and like, my heart skipped a beat, so... I freaked and I went in the opposite direction.”

 

“Oh my...” Tzuyu facepalmed. “Well, now he definitely knows who you are.”

 

Not like you could forget a short girl with orange hair anyways. The girls' conversation dissipated, and once again, all that Tzuyu could think about was Nayeon.

 

She wasn't even sure if she was going to learn anything today.

 

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2:41 PM.

 

Sana was at a cafe, sipping some tea. On her phone, she was reading some articles about a kid being a hero and saving a child, bringing the child back to her family. Sana wondered what it was like to have an actual functional family life. She always enjoyed watching the family vlogs, seeing the kids happily talk to their parents. While she would usually smile at the kids having a good childhood, sometimes she would feel emotional, almost on the verge of tears.

 

At times, the girl considered looking for her father. If the man was still alive, that is. He must still be in Japan, so she could probably google his name and hope that he comes up. At the same time, if she looks for him, would it even go good? If she finds him, then what? He probably won't even recognize her.

 

Before she could delve even more into her depressive thoughts, a familiar voice interrupted her.

 

“Minatozaki-chaann!” The voice of Seulgi said. “It's good to see you!”

 

Sana almost spat out her tea, but luckily she managed to save herself from THAT embarrassment. She just put her cup down and looked at Seulgi.

 

“Hey.” Sana greeted, putting her phone in her pocket.

 

Seulgi sat down on the chair on the other side of the table. “How's your day been?”

 

“Fine, I guess...”

 

The SM trainee was just bored of today. Nothing really interesting is happening. Although, that's probably mostly due to her not actively doing something.

 

“That response is really boring.” The older girl remarked.

 

“That's my current mood,” Minatozaki remarked. “I've been spending all day just reading the same stuff, and watching the same boring videos I've already replayed countless times before.”

 

“Oh. That sounds... unfortunate.”

 

“Tell me about it.”

 

Seulgi fell silent, then she spoke up so suddenly. “I wanna watch a movie.”

 

“Go ahead,” Minatozaki replied, obviously dismissing the older girl. But Seulgi was not having this. “With you, dummy.” The Japanese girl raised an eyebrow at this, a small smirk forming. “Hmmm? Really now?”

 

“You're doing that thing again.” The Korean girl noted. “Seriously, stop doing that.”

 

“Jeez, I'm just trying to try something different,” Minatozaki replied. “Would you rather me be my gloomy, serious self all the time?”

 

“No offense, but isn't that actually you?”

 

“Oh, screw you.”

 

The SM trainee smiled. “I would love that.”

 

Minatozaki got up from her chair. “If this tea wasn't hot, it would be ALL over you right now!”

 

People started to stare, and Sana just smiled awkwardly. “Hii...” Seulgi grinned smugly at Sana, getting up. “I'll be taking my leave now, Minatozaki-chan. Movies at 3:25 PM. Don't be late.”

 

“But... I didn't say... yes...?” The Japanese girl quietly said as Seulgi exited the building.

 

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4:56 PM.

 

After a stressful day at school, Chaeyoung returned home. She instantly went to her room, only saying hi to her parents. She needed to unwind and spend some time by herself. After an hour or so, Chaeyoung was fully relaxed. Which was on time, as Dahyun entered the room.

 

“Hey,” Dahyun said, throwing herself on her bed.

 

While the two girls share a room, they have separate beds. The orange-haired girl lied on her bed, covered by her blanket. The blonde noticed something was up.

 

“Chaeyoung, is something wrong?” The older girl asked.

 

“Today was just a bad day,” Chaeyoung replied. “I wimped out again!”

 

“Ohh... I'm sorry. That's hard to hear.” The 98 liner moved closer to her. “Will my hugs make you feel better?”

 

The orange-haired girl just shook her head. “I'm sorry... I just want to be left alone, if that's okay with you?” The blonde nodded. “Of course.” With that, Dahyun made her way out of the room. Chaeyoung's parents were already gone, so Dahyun just sat on the couch.

 

She started to remember all those times when SHE would try to ask Jihyo out. One of two things would ALWAYS happen: Dahyun would back off right before saying it, or Jihyo would misunderstand what she meant. With that, Dahyun realized that she really did have to confess her feelings upright, instead of trying to be subtle.

 

Oh god, just remembering all those conversations made her want to die from embarrassment.

 

“Jihyo-unnie, do you want to go out with me?”

 

“Sure!”

 

“R-Really?”

 

“You're my best friend, of course, I want to go out with you!”

 

“ooh.... y-yeah! We're going out as friends!”

 

“How else would we go out?”

 

Now that Dahyun thinks of it, Sana has a point.

 

A ring on her phone interrupted the 98 liner's thoughts. She grabbed her phone, and immediately answered the call once she saw the screen show a selfie of her and Jihyo.

 

“Hey, kiyomi!” The blonde said.

 

“A-Ahh... it's been a while since you called me that..” Jihyo was flustered.

 

“Do you like it?”

 

“Y-Yeah... u-um, anyways... I wanted to call because... do you want to go with me?”

 

“As friends, right?”

 

“Yup!”

 

Jihyo found herself confused as for why Dahyun always asks “as friends?”. What else could they got out as...?

 

“You're at Chae's, right? I can go over to get you!”

 

Dahyun thought about it. While she did want to spend time with her best friend, she was also concerned about Chaeyoung. Then, an idea popped up in her head.

 

“I have an idea,” Dahyun said. “Why don't you come over and spend some time with me and Chae?

 

“That could work,” Jihyo replied. “Oh! Should I bring some things over?”

 

“Maybe buy some strawberries from the store. Oh, and a charger for Chae's phone. Her charger broke.”

 

“I'll go get some chocolate while I'm at it. Oh, and I suppose a bottle of chocolate milk for you, my dubu.” Jihyo cutely said.

 

The blonde nodded, but then she realized her best friend didn't see that. “Okay, see you soon then.”

 

“Yup!” The JYP trainee said, hanging up. The 98 liner just stared at her phone screen. She might as well go tell Mr. and Mrs. Son that there will be a guest over when they come back home.'

 

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Jeongyeon was at a river walk, skipping stones near the river. She didn't know what she was doing, but she was bored out of her mind, so she might as well do something entertaining. After a couple more minutes, she grew bored of that too. She went back over to her car, and just drove around the city for a little bit. After doing that, she went back home.

 

Much to say, it was a pretty boring day for Jeongyeon.

 

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April 23rd, 2018, 6:21 AM.

 

It was Chaeyoung's birthday. The orange-haired girl woke up, a little bit excited. She wondered what her parents and family had planned for her birthday. She got up from her bed but saw the blonde still sleeping on her bed.

 

“Oh, Dahyun.,” Chaeyoung whispered, silently leaving the room. The younger girl walked out and saw her mother making breakfast. “Hey, mom.” The girl greeted.

 

“Happy birthday, baby.” Her mother responded, hugging the orange-haired girl.

 

“Thank you, Mom.” The birthday girl replied, hugging her mother back. “I love you.”

 

“I love you too. Have fun at school!”

 

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11:05 AM.

 

The blonde girl was still asleep. Yesterday was a pretty eventful day, with her spending time with her brother, going all over Korea. This was a well-deserved rest. 

 

“Sweetie, it's time to wake up.” A very warm and loving voice said.

 

The girl started to stir, slowly opening her eyes. “Ji..hyo...” 

 

Wait, what!?

 

“J-JIHYO!?” Dahyun quickly readjusted herself to be sitting up, obviously shocked. 

 

“Chae's parents texted me and told me you were still asleep,” Jihyo said. “Since they were out at work, they needed someone trusted to cover it, so who else but me? Get up, sleepyhead.”

 

The younger girl fell silent, looking away. “I-It's kinda embarrassing you came to wake me up.” The JYP trainee reached for her friend's hand. “It's okay, Dubu, you know I don't mind.” The younger girl was still looking away, so Jihyo slowly moved her hand to be touching Dahyun's cheek. “Hey, look at me, Dubu.”

 

The younger girl faced her best friend. The older girl smiled warmly. “It's okay, Dahyun.”

 

“It's just... bad memories, you know?” The blonde replied. Jihyo wiped off a tear from Dahyun's cheek. “I understand. Me too.”

 

The older girl pulled her best friend into a warm hug. She wasn't going to let go, not until she knew everything was okay. Dahyun didn't mind.

 

Dahyun nuzzled Jihyo's neck, and the older girl felt her heart pounding fast, but she just ignored it. It was probably nothing, right?

 

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11:10 AM.

 

Dahyun released herself from their hug. Jihyo caressed her best friend's cheek, smiling warmly at her.

 

“You're okay now, right?” The older girl asked. The younger girl nodded. “Y-Yes... I am.”

 

The two girls just spent a couple of moments to look into each other's eyes. Jihyo started to admire Dahyun's beauty, and she felt her heart pounding fast again. Once more, she ignored it. The same thing was going on for Dahyun, who was admiring Jihyo's beauty. And although her heart was pounding fast, she just embraced it. Love, love, love. That's how she feels about Jihyo. Dahyun loves Jihyo.

 

Jihyo admires Dahyun, as her best friend.

 

“As you know... today's Chaeyoung's birthday,” Jihyo said. “So... we have a party to throw.”

 

The blonde immediately pouted. “Uwaaah... you heard what Chaeyoung said, right? She doesn't want some childish over the top party... she just wants a casual hang out!”

 

“No, I know. But we still need to get food, drinks, and a birthday cake!”

 

“Oh! When are you going to get the birthday cake from the bakery?”

 

Jihyo's eyes went wide after Dahyun said that. The 98 liner immediately knew what this meant.

 

“Y-You forgot to call it in!?” The blonde yelled.

 

“Ahhh! I got distracted, okay!?” The JYP trainee replied.

 

“You've been talking about ordering that cake all day, how can you suddenly forget!?”

 

“Yesterday was confusing!”

 

Dahyun shook her head. “We're so done for.”

 

“N-No worries, maybe I can get a bakery to make it on the clock!” The older girl started to scroll through her safari, but Dahyun sent a simple text into the group chat.

 

“Can one of you girls bake a cake?”

 

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11:13 AM.

 

Mina was just going on her normal day, this time she was spending time with Wonpil in the forest. They were sitting comfortably on the blanket Mina had set up. The girl was resting her head on Wonpil's lap, then her phone buzzed. Her phone was in Wonpil's pocket, per to her request.

 

“Who texted?” Mina asked.

 

The keyboardist took the phone of out his pocket and looked at it. “Your group chat, Dahyun texted about cake.”

 

“Mmm...” Mina closed her eyes. “What'd she say?”

 

“Can one of you girls bake a cake?” Wonpil asked.

 

The Japanese girl opened her eyes again, and slowly started sitting up. “Cake?” He nodded. “For Chaeyoung's birthday.” The girl looked down. She had completely forgotten about that. “R-Right...”

The keyboardist looked at her. “Hey, it's okay if you forgot, you know? You and Chaeyoung aren't that close compared to you with the others.”

 

“Y-Yeah... but f-f-from... n-now on, I'll make sure to remember...” The girl fell silent. “C-Can I tell you something?” The bandmate nodded, and Mina continued. “I-I can bake.”

 

“Wait, what?” Wonpil was taken aback. “How did I not know this?”

 

“It was just something I picked up this month.” The Japanese girl replied. “I was still learning, so I didn't want to tell you because I didn't want to promise you a cake and then bake it wrong and then be a disappointment-”

 

“You're fine.” The keyboardist stopped her.

 

She fell silent, taking deep breaths. “I-I'm sorry.”

 

“You don't need to apologize, it's okay.” The bandmate comforted.

 

 The Japanese girl just looked at him. Wonpil was so good to her, and at times she felt she didn't deserve his love. I mean, why should she? She is just a disappointment... A no-good disappointment... A waste of s-

 

“Mina, please.” Wonpil pleaded. “I-I can see it on your face... don't think so negatively about yourself.”

 

The Japanese girl started to tear up, her mom's words repeating in her word. “I-I'm sorry... I'm sorry... I-I'm such a f-f-ing disappointment..”

 

“W-Whoa, hey, d-don't say that about yourself.” The keyboardist hugged the younger girl. “You're not a disappointment, okay? You're more than that, you're an amazing person who deserves the best, okay?”

 

Mina started crying into his shoulders. “I-I-I'm so sorry...

 

“It's okay... it's okay.”

 

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11:20 AM.

 

Eventually, Mina had stopped crying but fell silent. The keyboardist didn't know what to say. He hated that Mina felt that way about herself. Mina means a lot to Wonpil, so for her to be like that.. it hurts him.

 

“i'm... sorry,” Mina repeated. “R-Really...”

 

“It's okay.” The keyboardist replied. The girl put her head on his shoulder, closing her eyes. “You're okay, Mina. And please... it hurts so much to hear you call yourself a disappointment because you're not a disappointment.”

 

Mina opened her eyes and slowly moved away. “Um... I know what I can do.” He looked at her. “Yeah?”

 

The girl nodded. “I-I can bake Chaeyoung's birthday cake.” The keyboardist smiled at her. “Yeah, do that. That's good, Mina.”

 

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11:42 AM

 

Mina called Jihyo and Dahyun over to her house. When the two girls arrived, they gave her the recipe for the specific cake Chaeyoung wanted. Wonpil stuck around with Mina, too.

 

“I didn't know you can bake a cake, Minari!” Dahyun childishly said.

 

“M-Minari...?” Mina stuttered.

 

“Everything in our little circle has a nickname except for you, Mina,” Jihyo informed.

 

“I-Is that right..” The Japanese girl replied. “Y-You know... I-I like.. p-penguins...”

 

“Yeah, I can confirm that.” The keyboardist responded.

 

“Oooh, so that explains Wonpil's gift for your last birthday.” The blonde observed. “Would you like Minari or Penguinie!”

 

The Japanese girl started to blush, in turn, the keyboardist smiled. “Would you like me to call you Penguinie?”

 

“H-Huh?!” Mina said, a little too loud for her liking. “'M-Mina's just f-f-fine!”

 

Mina buried her face with her oven mitts. “S-Stopitplease.” Luckily for her, she hadn't put the cake in the oven yet, so her mitts were still perfectly cool. Wonpil liked seeing this new side of Mina. As of lately, Mina started to express more emotions with him, mostly smiling and laughing (although the smiles were small, and her laughs were short, but he still cherished them all the same), but he had never seen her get so flustered. It really did make him feel happy to see Mina show improvement with her feelings.

 

The JYP trainee looked at her phone. “Okay, so, no rush, but don't take long to make the cake, because Chaeyoung's birthday party will be in a couple of hours.”

 

“Y-Yeah.” The Japanese girl said, moving her oven mitts away from her face. “I-I have a dog.”

 

“Oh, we know,” Jihyo replied.

 

“Woowwiiieiee! Where's the cutie at!?” Dahyun said, stars in her eyes.

 

Mina's blush refused to go away. “S-she's outside. I-I can call her, i-if you w-want.” The blonde continued acting like the mess she was. “I wanna see the wittle puppyyyy!” Jihyo rolled her eyes. “Dubu, I think we've all got enough of that,” Dahyun whined. “You're such a bullyyy!” The blonde coughed. “Yeah, sorry...”

 

“That was weird,” Wonpil commented. “Never seen you two act like that.”

 

“Jihyo forgot the cake.” The blonde replied. “I'm not very happy with her for that.”

 

“You could have ordered the cake too, ya know?!” The older girl replied. “You're legally an adult!”

 

“You're bickering like an old married couple.” The keyboardist remarked. With that, the two childhood friends fell silent, and they both started to blush.

 

“A-Ahhh... d-don't say that,” Dahyun replied.

 

“Y-Yeah...” The JYP trainee said.

 

“You two basically are an old married couple though, with how long you've been together.” He said once more.

 

Jihyo just pulled Dahyun closer to her. “Mmm... I guess in a way, we are! And we forgive each other easily too!”

 

“Not like I was actually mad at you, kiyomi!” Dahyun nuzzled Jihyo's neck. The older girl smiled, ignoring the loud pounding of her heart.

 

During the three's conversation, Mina placed the cake into the oven and started the kitchen timer. “G-Give it a couple of minutes...” The JYP trainee nodded. “You're doing a good thing, Mina.”

 

 “We'll see you at the party, too, right Wonpil?” The blonde asked. “Ah, why am I even asking? Of course, you'll be there!”

 

“W-Well, yeah... I-I am part of this circle, a-after all...” Wonpil was a bit hurt. Dahyun noticed this. “Sorry... i-i just don't know if you were going to be busy around this time.”

 

“I'm not going to be busy... I-I can bring DAY6 with me if you'd like.” He replied.

 

“Oh, is that too much of a bother?” Jihyo asked.

 

“No, we're all friends, after all. Friends can never be a bother.” The keyboardist responded. The JYP trainee nodded, then she looked over to Mina. “Dahyun and I are gonna go out, would you like to come?”

 

The Japanese girl looked away. “I-I should... p-probably stay here... for the cake...”

 

“I-I mean... you know how long it'll take to bake right? We can bring you back before it's done.” Jihyo said.

 

“N-No... it's okay... I-I-I'll... just be in your way.” Mina replied.

 

The two childhood friends looked at each other and had a moment of thought. The two girls eventually decided that it's best to leave Mina alone, then. “Okay, then. We'll see you two at the party?” The keyboardist nodded and walked over to the Japanese girl. The two childhood friends left the house.

 

“Are you feeling okay, Mina?” The keyboardist asked. The girl looked at the oven. “I-I'm fine... l-let's sit... yeah?”

 

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12:01 PM.

 

After what seemed like a long drive, Jihyo and Dahyun arrived at Jihyo's house. The blonde was taken a bit aback since she assumed they would go out to the park or something.

 

“Hey, what are we doing here?” Dahyun asked. “N-Not that I have a problem with this, I'm just... a bit confused.”

 

“Oh, y'know, I just wanted to spend some time with you here,” Jihyo replied. “Get you adjusted to being here before you move in.”

 

The blonde didn't know what to think. She always appreciated Jihyo's bravery, and jump to action. The JYP trainee was never one to let things slip by her, she wanted to live life to it's fullest. And that's one of the main reasons why Dahyun loves her so much.

 

“U-Uh, yeah, okay,” Dahyun replied.

 

The older girl smiled at her best friend. Jihyo always loved Dahyun's company. At the end of a rough day, she would smile knowing she had her best friend waiting for her. She will always smile, as long as Dahyun is with her.

 

“Okay, then.” Jihyo unlocking the door. “My sisters aren't here today.”

 

“That I can see,” Dahyun replied, entering the house. The older girl followed and locked the door. “Make yourself comfortable,” Jihyo added. The older girl went into her room, but the younger girl stayed behind to look at the fridge.

 

Jihyo's room was medium-sized. The door to enter was on the left side of the room, on the left wall was a desk, on which Jihyo's high-quality laptop was resting on. Her bed was in the middle, against the back wall. In the front wall was an entertainment center, which had a T.V on top of it, along with five shelves, one shelf having a glossy red PS4 in it, along with two PS4 controllers, one purple and one pink.

 

To the left of her entertainment center was a door to her closet, and to the right was a door to the bathroom. She had a master bedroom. Next to her bed were two bedstands, one having a small lamp on it. The girl sat on her chair in front of her desk and turned her laptop. Before Jihyo's laptop could fully boot up though, Dahyun walked in.

 

“You don't have chocolate milk,” Dahyun commented, sitting on Jihyo's bed.

 

“I know, I'm sorry,” Jihyo replied, watching her laptop as it arrived at the lock screen. The blonde looked at Jihyo's laptop in curiosity, observing as Jihyo opened her file explorer. “Ooh, have you written any cool stories?”

 

The older girl turned around to face her best friend. “Nothing really. I've just written a few song drafts.” Suddenly, the blonde's eyes shined with excitement. “You've written songs? Oh my gosh, that's so COOL!”

 

Jihyo smiled, then spoke up. “Just some rough drafts.” The older girl turned around and opened her songs folder.

 

“How many songs have you written?” Dahyun asked.

 

“Just five.” The JYP trainee replied. “Um, there's one song I want to write really well, it's called Sunset.”

 

“Oh?” The blonde asked. “Sunset?”

 

“Yeah, because I really like watching the sunset... I've written a little bit of it, but I just can't quite get it to my liking.”

 

“What do you mean?”

 

“I dunno, I read the lyrics, but there's something missing. I can't seem to tell what it is, I know for a fact that something's missing.”

 

“Hmm. I'm sorry.” Dahyun replied.

 

Jihyo just sighed. “No, it's okay. I'll get back to Sunset soon, but right now, I'll just focus on another song.” The older girl closed her laptop. “As I said, make yourself comfortable, I'm going to run to the grocery store very quick.”

 

The younger girl lied down on the bed and watched as Jihyo left the bedroom.

 

The blonde thought about a lot of things, but mostly about her feelings for Jihyo. Getting to live with the woman she loves... this was stuff that Dahyun only dreamt of! To see this dream become a reality... it was amazing! 

 

She has spent the night with Jihyo before, and she does recall staying over at Jihyo's for a week. But with her feelings now... it's definitely different. Especially, not to be repetitive, but Dahyun's really excited that she needs to repeat it to herself, especially considering that she's going to be LIVING with Jihyo! For quite possibly the next few years!

 

Now that definitely sounds like a future to look forward to!