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Mistletoe |Taehyung|

Length: 368 words
Warning: 3 scoops of strawberry flavoured fluff.

"Yah! Kim Taehyung, what do you think you are doing?"

Taehyung sheepishly stared down. He was on a ladder and was about to hang a mistletoe at the garage door so when his girlfriend send him off for work, he would have a reason to get another goodbye kiss before getting into the car. He just gave a grin and started coming down from the ladder, telling his girlfriend the plan. 

She rolled her eyes. Of course Taehyung would come up with that plan. Sometimes, she didn't know whether to think of him as a child or a grown up, However, no matter how much she denied, she still loved that trait of his the best as it cheered her up on her worst days. Turning away, she smiled, knowing that clueless Taehyung would never know.

Poor Taehyung took that body movement as a sign that she was mad at him and immediately apologized. He pouted and followed her like a lost puppy, saying anything and everything he can to try to make her happy. Using this to her advantage, she made him decorate the Christmas Tree and do some cleaning as she did her Christmas present shopping. When she came home, she saw the whole house cleaned, the Christmas Tree filled with ornaments and to her surprise, there was a table with food enough for two.

"I'm sorry for being so immature just now. I was just trying to have fun and I thought it will make you happy too but I didn't meant for you to get mad. Stop being mad at me, please?" Taehyung approached her, with a fake rose from the vase in his hand. She giggled as she put her things on the floor. "Who said that I was mad at you?"

Catching on to her words, Taehyung slowly realised that he had been tricked the whole time. "You little-" He started but then burst into laughter himself as he wrapped an arm around her waist. "I got you good, didn't I?" She laughed as she wrapped her arms round his neck. 

"Well, I think I would be the winner tonight." She looked at him confused. "Look up."

Held above them by his other hand was the mistletoe.