#hmxtaehyung

Food was – in Nara's eyes – always the best way to take care of a friend. Not rarely did she find herself in the situation, where she was working so much, that she didn't have time nor energy to properly cook lunch. Hence a university student who also worked part-time wouldn't have time to have proper meals, right?

With that in mind, she walked over to Marigold, bag with groceries in hand. As the female was still missing a few ingredients for what she had in mind, she headed to the Choi farm first. While walking, the brunette wondered, whether she came off as too motherly sometimes. It was a habit of hers to take care of others, even if they could very well do that themselves, but she just couldn't help it.

It was a busy day at the Beach Bar for Hyemi. The perfect summer weather made a lot of people come to the beach to enjoy the day. Of course if was good for the business but she liked to get little break once in a while. She noticed that her employee couldn't handle this alone either and seemed just as stressed.

Hyemi felt bad one for having her employee be so stressed and for not being able to look after Neugdae her Jindo puppy who was now waiting for his midday walk. “Poor little one just hold it a little longer and I'll be there” her look on his little hut in the back of the bar, where he usually went, when it was as hot as today.

After two more hours of stress the crowd thinned out a bit and Hyemi said to Wendy that she would look for Neugdae really quick. As she was close to the hut she called out his name. “Neugdae! Hey my little wolf, are you alright?”

She was shocked to see that her pup was now where to be seen. Worries hit her like a tsunami. What if he got hurt? What if he starves or dehydrates? Will she be able to find him? She was shaking and soon tears found the way to her eyes. Neugdae was her everything and now he was gone.

@hmxtaehyung

they was she figured it was that everyone would do a fatal omission at least once in their life. it would either be that they happened to come in to the wrong place, at the wrong time, and had a literal lightning striking them—as in, a natural fatal omission— or came in to the wrong place, at the wrong time, and get yourself tangled up in such a deep mess as someone caught you stealing red-handedly—as in, a human error type of fatal omission— and out of all the probabilities that could happen to kim doyeon, her fatal omission, was this.

she happened to steal an unknown man’s sunday coupon for three months now—including today. of course the fatal omission didn’t happen anywhere around those three months because if it did then she wouldn’t be here so casually tinkering around the unknown person’s mailbox as she flip through the pages alike trying to get to the usual page she lands on, also known as, the sunday’s coupons page. she knew it by heart, the page number and how many flips it’d take to get there, but today the harvest goddess seemed to betray her as the door to the house opened and a loud “hey!” was heard before she jolted up and promptly straighten her back 

“uh, hey there, uh–sir! i’m here to speak to you about how lovely the sunrise is! don’t you think? and uh–isn’t it such a wonderful time to nap and go back to sleep, sir?” she grinned and laugh nervously as she averted her eyes before placing the newspaper tenderly in the place where it belong. she stared at the space around him trying to avert eye contact as she was in too much of a wreck to be even thinking anything straight right now as she glanced around nervously towards the area around him. “oh, would you look at the time! i should go now—”