Behind every door is a story of memories, all different kinds. Every chip in the wall was a different memory, every creek in the floors was a different meaning, and every person was a different book to read. But there was one, one story that was dif...
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Seoyeon picked today to invite the friends over because they had the night off from work. It was perfect, they had the whole evening to hang out at her place. Heojun, Sunoo, and Jake were gonna come together once their shift is over at around seven. It gave Seoyeon enough time to get all the snacks, drinks, and apartment ready.
"Hey, let's go." Seoyeon wrapped her purse around her body.
"Uh, okay? Where are we going?" Sunghoon got up and threw his shoes on as Seoyeon stood outside the door waiting for him.
"Grocery store, we're going to pick up food and drinks for tonight."
The two walked out and hailed a taxi, sending them off to the grocery store. Once they made it in, Seoyeon went to grab a small cart while Sunghoon looked around.
"The chip isle is just down there," Seoyeon directed the lost boy. She reached towards Sunghoon and grasped his hand in hers, leading him alongside her so he wouldn't get lost.
Placing his hand on the carts handle, hers on top of his so he wouldn't lose her. She wondered her eyes down the shelves, "which chip do you like?" Asking towards Sunghoon.
"Uh? I'm not sure."
"Well there's 새우깡 or 허니버터칩 — oh these ones are good too 꽃게랑," she held up the bags for him to see. He pointed towards the crab chips.
"You know what, let's just get all three. I know Jay and Heojun likes these ones while Jake and Niki like these ones." Dropping the chips into the cart, she lead them into the next isle. It happened to be the freezer section with ice creams and other frozen treats.
Seoyeon looked down at all the treats as she strolled the cart. "Hey, let's get a couple ice cream bars." She trailed off, halting the cart when she noticed Sunghoon wasn't beside her but instead look at something.
"What's that?"
"These ice cream bars were popular in the late 1920's," he lifted it up so she can see it. "The year's before I passed."
"Hm, I've never seen or tried those before. Have you?" She looked up to him. His expression felt one of a person who was looking at something familiar, a feeling of nostalgia.
He nodded, "these used to be my favourite when I was a boy. My parents would take me and my sister down to the market every summer in the 20's when these were popular. We would get these ones when the temperature hit above 30 and sit by the beach to eat them." He chuckled as he looked at the box of frozen treats.
