Kris used to go here to relieve stress, now that he lived here for quite a while. Jiyeon on the other hand was bundled up in her black pullover, hands in her pockets to keep herself warm. They decided to take a stroll in the park since the weather that day was nice. He saw in the distance the horse drawn carriages being pulled around taking couples, families and tourists around the park. With the fall air and the dim lights of the lamp posts, it was romantic and beautiful. "We should do that”, Kris said out loud. "Huh?", Jiyeon looked up from the floor at Kris. "The horse carriages, the ones that go through the park”, Kris motioned to them across the park. “I was saying we should do that at least once a month here.” "Why?", Jiyeon asked, keeping in step with him. "Because I just feel like making that as our must do in our dating list”, Kris linked his arm through Jiyeon’s who stiffened. Kris stopped on the path and gently tucked Jiyeon’s hair behind her ears. “But Kris, I don’t think we should do that often”, she looked at him seriously. Kris looked at her, puzzled as he laced his hands together with her.   “Why are you saying that? I promise you I’d make sure to put in a lot of effort in this relationship and try to make the best out of it”. Jiyeon looked at the ground feeling guilty. Kris’s eyebrows came together, "Don’t you like riding in one of those? Not everyone gets to ride them you know.” "Kris", Jiyeon said with full of emotion. "What? Why are you saying my name like that?", Kris felt a panic in his own voice. "Kris, I think we need to break up." Shock rode Kris’s face and he snapped his neck back as if to make sure he knew what he heard.  Jiyeon continued. "I don’t think I’m the one for you. You’re too good for me, seriously. I’m not doing a great job at being your girlfriend. I know, it has only been days since we got together, but I think I’d better tell you now before our relationship gets serious.” Kris stared at her wide eyed. "Jiyeon, Are you saying…? You don't want this Jiyeon? We can still try right? It doesn't matter, none of it matters as long as we are together!"   She looked at the ground. “Kris, I will always love you. You were my first boyfriend." He felt like he head was spinning. "Jiyeon. Park Jiyeon. Please don't do this." "I want us to see other people Kris, I'm sorry." Kris’s bit on his lips hard. "But you told me you’d give me a second chance!” Jiyeon jumped a bit as she looked at Kris, fighting back her own tears, "Kris, it’s best that we do this now than stretch…" "Stop it! Just stop it!"       The windy breeze hung around Suzy and L as they walked through the park. They walked in silence together. L listened to the thwacking of their shoes against the pavement. Silence prevailed for a while until L decided to speak up. "Suzy, I hope we‘ve already worked things out. You can always come back for your things during any of these days and pick the things you need." Suzy nodded, feeling more despondent by the minute. Truthfully, L was a bit amazed by how Suzy has finally calmed down and isn’t rebelling or acting against his decision. L bit his lips. “Are you going to be okay Bae Suzy?” She scrunched her nose and leaned her body against the side of him. "Don't call me that." L cringed as he looked down to her She hummed tiredly, her body felt weak and her eyelids were heavy so she pulled them down to sit in on a bench nearby and slid down to a more comfortable position. "Could you do me a favour and stay like this for a while? I want to sleep. And please, don't stare at me while I'm sleeping.” She could hear his laugh. “I won’t.” The corner of her lips lifted as a grin but her eyes were shut and she couldn't see how the smile