𝟮 𝗛𝗢𝗧 | 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗵𝘆𝘂𝗰𝗸 || 𝗔𝗠𝗕𝗪

𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲

The day was bright and bustling with the usual energy of their shared home, but today there was a special twist planned—matching outfits. Hope, ever the enthusiast for group activities that bolstered their bond, had proposed the idea during breakfast, her eyes shining with excitement.

"Matching outfits," Hope reiterated, clapping her hands together as she addressed the group gathered in the living room. "It's not just cute, it's a way to show unity, you know?"

Mark, who was lounging on the couch with a book, looked up with a playful groan. "Again?" he said, though the smile tugging at the corners of his mouth betrayed his true feelings about the idea. "We did that last month."

Haechan, who was always up for anything that added a bit of fun to their day, jumped in with enthusiasm. "Come on, it's cute. Plus, we can ask the other two couples to join too." He glanced at Jeno and Jisung, then over at Jaemin and Renjun, his expression brimming with mischievous charm.

Jeno, catching Haechan's look, chuckled and nudged Jisung with his elbow. "What do you say? Ready to be part of a walking rainbow?"

Jisung, slightly more reserved but unable to resist the infectious excitement, nodded. "Sure, why not? It sounds fun."

Renjun, always the artist, was already thinking of color schemes and patterns. "If we're doing this, let's make it visually harmonious. No clashing colors, please," he requested with a laugh.

Jaemin, thrilled by the inclusive spirit, agreed wholeheartedly. "Let's do it. It'll be like our own little pride parade!"

The plan was set. Each couple would choose a color theme that not only matched with each other but also complemented the group as a whole. After some debate and a few vetoed suggestions for the sake of Renjun's aesthetic sensibilities, they decided on a gradient theme ranging from cool blues at one end of the spectrum to warm reds at the other.

Shopping for the outfits turned into an adventure of its own. They split up into teams, each couple tasked with finding outfits that would meet their assigned hue. The mall trip was filled with laughter and playful banter, with each discovery of a perfect shirt or the right shade of dress causing mini celebrations.

Finally, dressed in their color-coordinated outfits, they headed to a local park for a photoshoot. Haechan had brought along a tripod and his camera, excited to capture the moment. As they posed and goofed around in front of the camera, passersby smiled at the vibrant display of unity and cheer.

The photos, once developed, turned out beautifully. Each couple shone in their individual colors, yet together they created a stunning spectrum that spoke volumes about their close-knit relationships.

Later, as they sat around viewing the photos, Mark admitted, his arm around Hope, "Okay, I'll concede. This was a great idea."

Hope beamed, satisfied with the outcome. "It's about more than just photos," she said. "It's about showing the world—and reminding ourselves—how strong we are together."

The matching outfits day was not just a success in terms of fun and camaraderie; it reaffirmed their commitment to each other and their collective identity as a group. As the evening wound down, they agreed to make it a regular tradition, a semi-annual celebration of their friendship and love.