We held hand in hand as we walked out of the airport, one hand holds her hand tightly and the other holding one of her luggage.

"Where's your side chick?" She asked, breaking the silence

"I don't have one."

"I'm aware you've been hanging out with that sooyoung girl and I know you know she likes you and that she came with you going here. I smelled her perfume on you. You were late. Who knows what you did!" She snapped.

"You think I can cheat on you?" She pouted and grumbled incoherently. I stopped on my tracks, making her stop too. I faced her and cupped her cheek, caressing it with my thumb.

"It's true when I said she was just a friend. She was there when we were having a hard time... She told me maybe it was time to let go" snake! She hissed, brows connected in a deep frown

"At some point, I did think that maybe. Maybe I can start a new. Maybe it wouldn't be so hard to let go." She looked up at me when she heard my voice crack, face softening.

"But just the thought of being with someone who's not you pains me and the thought of you be with someone else than me was just enough kills me inside. I can't lose you. If it's not you, then I'd rather have no one." She snorted

"Watch you jump to another girl as soon as you do." That definitely stopped my tears. I just stared at her and chuckled.

"That won't happen cause im never letting go ever again." I hugged her and then grabbed her hand and dragged her back to the airport

"Where are we going?" We paused and I grinned at her

"L.A. Let's get married." She laughed and ran, pulling me.

"Hurry then!" My phone rang and I stopped to answer while she laughed, motioning me to hurry. I was smiling up at her but my smile faltered when I hear the other end.

"What? Which hospital?" I asked urgently. Jennie tilted her head in wonder and jogged back to me just as I ended the call.

"What is it?" I looked at her with worry.

"Did you check your phone?" Her brows furrowed and she took her phone out of her pocket.

"I had it on airplane mode. I forgot to switch it back." I held her hand tightly and squeezed on it a bit. She stopped fiddling with her phone to look at me.

"It's your grandma." I gulped.

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"Eomma!" I ran to my mom and sobbed into he