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"BABE, are you up yet?" Is the first thing Heeseung hears that morning, the sound of his girlfriend's lovely voice coming from the kitchen.
He grunts a response, rolling over and grabbing his phone from the nightstand, which hadn't charged while he slept.
Climbing out of bed and not bothering with putting on a shirt, Heeseung begins his journey as he follows the smell of bacon.
"Babe?" Charlotte yells again, though this time he's right next to her.
"Ow, yes, I'm up." He mumbles, hands hesitating in the air in an attempt to block his ears, taking in the view of his girlfriend cooking him breakfast. She's only wearing a shirt, his shirt, which is way too big for her and swallows her whole body. Her back is to him as she pushes some eggs around a pan, effectively scrambling them.
"Shit, sorry, I didn't hear you." A glance is thrown over the shoulder, then a double take when her brain registered his lack of clothing.
Rubbing his eyes, the pink-haired man walks the short distance to her and wraps his arms around her waist, nose buried in the nook of her neck.
"Tired?" She teases, letting out a small giggle that's like heaven to his ears.
"Mm-hm." His hands move around slightly, dipping just underneath her shirt to feel her stomach.
He hears Charlotte's breath get caught in her throat.
THE WEDDING was supposed to be a picture-perfect affair—an outdoor ceremony with lush gardens, fairy lights, and the kind of golden sunshine you only see in movies.
However, it was not.
The weather had other plans. Charlotte had mentioned to Heeseung that the forecast predicted light showers, but neither of them had anticipated torrential rain and gusting winds that would turn the ceremony into something more akin to a disaster movie than a wedding.
