Hyori sighed in frustration as she looked outside the cafe’s window. It was now raining heavily which meant they were stuck. She wasn’t surprised though; she knew it would rain that day and meant to bring her umbrella. To make sure she wouldn’t forget, she told Gayoon to remind her which - she forgot to do also. “We’re stuck here now. This is all your fault,” she mumbled, pouting at the other.

When did you?! -He snorts with laughter, rubbing at the slightly sore spot- Please, enlighten me because I must be missing something. Don’t make up stories though! I know you well enough to detect whether you’re lying or not.

[txt]: no i don’t want pizza hut they’re not good enough.[txt]: just go pick up caesar’s pizza and stop being lazy.[txt]: oh shit wrong number im sorry!

“Sorta, I wish I could have visited it better but I’m sure I’ll have the chance to do so one day– by the way I’m Hongbin. I’m sorry for being so blunt out of the blue.” He brings himself down after taking a small glimpse of the young lady in front of him, bending slightly as he bows in front of her, politely. 

The male’s face was a mix of melancholic, though relieved all at the same time. The place had carried many memories, some that would continue to bring the slightest smile to his lips. But there were other times that had weighed on his shoulders so heavily, as if he were holding the weight of the world on his shoulders—but the weight had crumbled as he turned his back, a reassuring hand taking the woman’s beside him, turning his head only to look at her, avoiding glancing back again. “So, where to now?”