Bbangsaz
No one's pov
Once upon a time, on a late summer night, Hanni and Minji decided to take a leisurely stroll through the quiet streets of their neighborhood. The moon was shining brightly, casting a soft glow on the pavement as they walked hand in hand.
As they strolled along, Hanni's eyes lit up with excitement as she spotted a small, fluffy cat sitting on a doorstep. "Oh, Minji, look how cute that cat is!" she exclaimed, her voice filled with childlike wonder.
Minji chuckled softly, finding Hanni's enthusiasm endearing. "You're such a child sometimes, Hanni," she teased playfully, gently nudging her shoulder.
Hanni's smile faded slightly, and a hint of sadness flickered in her eyes. She had always been a free spirit, unafraid to embrace her inner child, but sometimes Minji's comments made her feel self-conscious.
Trying to shake off her hurt feelings, Hanni continued to act silly, skipping and twirling along the sidewalk. But Minji's patience was wearing thin. "Hanni, please stop," she said, her voice tinged with annoyance.
Hanni's bottom lip quivered, and she struggled to hold back tears. She had hoped that Minji would understand and appreciate her playful nature, but instead, she felt rejected.
Unable to contain her emotions any longer, Hanni burst into tears right there on the street, her shoulders shaking with sobs. Minji's heart sank as she realized the impact of her words. She had been too harsh, too quick to dismiss Hanni's innocent joy.
Rushing to Hanni's side, Minji wrapped her arms around her, pulling her close. "I'm so sorry, Hanni," she whispered, her voice filled with regret. "I didn't mean to hurt you. I love your childlike spirit, and I never want you to feel like you have to hide it."
Hanni sniffled, her tears slowly subsiding as she looked up at Minji. "You really mean that?" she asked, her voice filled with hope.
Minji nodded, her eyes filled with sincerity. "Of course, Hanni. I love every part of you, even the silly, childlike side. It's what makes you unique and special."
Feeling a surge of warmth in her heart, Hanni leaned in and kissed Minji softly on the lips. It was a tender, heartfelt gesture that spoke volumes of their love for each other.
From that night on, Minji made a conscious effort to embrace Hanni's playful nature, joining her in skipping and twirling through life. They laughed together, cherishing every moment of their shared joy.
Their love story continued to unfold, filled with episodes of laughter, tears, and endless support. And through it all, they learned that true love meant accepting each other's quirks and celebrating the childlike wonder that made their bond so strong.
