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Date Night

"What about Exhuma? The review is good." She glances down at her husband who is busy with his phone below her, doing the same thing as her.

Which is looking for a fresh idea for a date night. It feels like they've been recycling their activities these days.

Shopping date? Check.

You may think with all the resource that they have, they will assign one of their staffs to do it, but no, every other weekend they will stroll around the nearest supermarket to do groceries. It's fun, throwing every single thing they can reach from the rack to the trolley. And shopping date is particularly exciting when it's done internationally, like what they did in Japan. Twice.

Foodie date? Check.

Oh, well, they have to live up to their reputation as food connoisseurs, don't they?

It's countless by now how many times their candid photos while they tried new restaurants circulating on the internet. It's great to try new things and it's also a good thing that their signatures on the wall will attract more customers to the business.

Park date? Check.

It's the go-to activity they choose as a family. Now that their son is walking, the celebrity parents try to bring him out to feel the nature as often as their schedule allowed, which is very manageable currently, as they still weigh down which — or rather what kind of — projects will be best suited for their comeback.

For her, especially.

She knows her fans have been waiting for her casting news, so, she really considers everything carefully in the hope that she can show her best work to them.

Theater date? Check.

Some of their friends and colleagues have performed in several theater productions, and while they are usually come to support them, as actors, both enjoy watching a live acting performance. Almost as much as watching movies.

Movie date is one of their favorite date activities, but to choose Exhuma—

"Are you sure? Isn't that a horror movie? Song Sunbae? No, Choi Sunbae, is it?"

"Omo, it's horror? Okay, skip."

"Didn't you read the synopsis?"

"No, I'm reading top ten movies of the week."

He chuckles and flicks her temple gently, knowing her aversion to horror movies despite had done one in the past.

"Wanna go see a baseball game instead?"

"Huh? Out of nowhere?"

Sure, sports date may just be their thing; they have gone out to watch NBA game while they were on their honeymoon and golf date is always one of their favorites, but they never try a baseball game.

She only had that one baseball game when she was asked to do the ceremonial first pitch in her belt when it comes to this sport.

And it was already eons ago.

"The agency sent invitations to Seoul series for this Thursday. It may be fun."

"Seoul series? What is that?"

"Let's see here," he rises up from his lying down position in her lap to show her his phone, "MLB brings the best baseball game in the world to Seoul with its line up of superstars. That's what it said on the tickets."

"But we don't know anything about baseball, Yeobo."

He quirks an eyebrow, "says who? I played a lot of baseball in the past. And you, you even threw a pitch, Yeobo."