SAHYO IMAGINES

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In the heart of Seoul, amidst the bustling streets and vibrant city life, two women stood facing each other, their voices raised in yet another argument. Park Jihyo, with her determined gaze and sharp wit, stood toe to toe with Minatozaki Sana, her infectious laughter and playful demeanor masking a hint of stubbornness.

"Jihyo, you never listen to me!" Sana exclaimed, throwing her hands up in frustration.

"And you never think things through, Sana!" Jihyo retorted, crossing her arms over her chest.

For years, Jihyo and Sana had been inseparable best friends, their bond forged through countless arguments and shared adventures. But beneath the surface of their constant bickering lay a deep affection that neither was willing to acknowledge.

As they continued to argue, oblivious to the curious glances of passersby, Jihyo couldn't help but steal glances at Sana when she wasn't looking. She admired the way Sana's eyes sparkled with passion, the way her smile lit up the room, and the way her laughter filled the air.

But she pushed those thoughts aside, burying them deep within her heart. She couldn't risk ruining their friendship by confessing her feelings, especially when Sana had eyes for someone else.

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Meanwhile, Sana found herself lost in thought as she stormed away from Jihyo, her heart pounding with frustration. She couldn't understand why Jihyo always seemed to push her buttons, why they were always at each other's throats.

But deep down, Sana knew the truth. She was scared—scared of the feelings she harbored for Jihyo, scared of what it would mean to admit them out loud. So instead, she focused her attention on someone else, someone safer.

Miyeon.

The thought of her sent a flutter of excitement through Sana's chest, and she couldn't help but smile. Miyeon was beautiful, kind, and everything Sana had ever dreamed of. She was the perfect distraction from her complicated feelings for Jihyo.

But as much as Sana tried to convince herself otherwise, there was a nagging voice in the back of her mind, reminding her of the way her heart skipped a beat whenever Jihyo was near.

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As the days turned into weeks, Jihyo and Sana fell into their familiar routine of bickering and bantering, their friendship seemingly unbreakable despite the underlying tension between them.

One evening, as they sat in Jihyo's apartment, nursing cups of tea and trading playful insults, Sana broached a topic that had been weighing heavily on her mind.

"Jihyo, I need to talk to you about something," Sana said, her voice hesitant.

Jihyo raised an eyebrow, setting down her tea. "What is it, Sana? Another argument about who ate the last piece of cake?"

Sana chuckled weakly, but there was a seriousness in her eyes that caught Jihyo off guard. "No, it's... it's about my family gathering next weekend."

Jihyo's curiosity was piqued. "What about it?"

Sana hesitated before plunging forward. "My parents are pressuring me to bring a date to the gathering. They keep hinting at the possibility of an arranged marriage if I don't find someone soon."

Jihyo's heart sank at the thought of Sana being forced into a marriage she didn't want. "That's awful, Sana. But why are you telling me this?"

Sana took a deep breath, her fingers fidgeting with the hem of her shirt. "Well, Momo suggested that I should bring you as my date. She said it would be easy since my family already knows you."