"BYULAH WAKE UP, LOOK AT THE SUN"

Byulyi had fallen asleep an hour ago after overthinking the entire night. So it was safe to assume that she was not pleased at this morning call. Especially not after the brush off last night. She wasn't even sure if it was a brush off, but she didn't like that Yongsun was all chipper as if last night hadn't happened. 

"Some of us need sleep. What are you being so loud for"

She pulled the duvet over her head and tried to sleep again. A few moments later it was pulled off her and she found a hand dragging her out of bed. She was fully ready to fight Yongsun, but stopped at the sight of the sunrise. Well not just that, the way the early morning orange glow enveloped Yongsun. God she was pretty. She shook herself out of the reverie and focused on her anger. Which was slowly subsiding too. She could never be mad at this woman. Whipped fool.

"Someone's in a good mood today? I assume you're feeling better"

There was a pause and then Yongsun turned towards the window and nodded. 

"I promise I'll tell you soon. I just need more time"

Byulyi nodded back. What else can she do?

*****

They'd decided to forego the second half of the day at the amusement park. Instead, they found themselves at the lake on a pedal boat. The lake was truly wonderful, with the evening sunrays hitting the back of the hills. 

Yongsun was slowly building up her courage. Or so she told herself. She hadn't really planned on asking Byulyi out, but last night's information had changed things a bit. Now that she knew she had a chance, she had to go for it, irrespective of the outcome. She was too stubborn for her own good and for once she was glad about that trait of h