Perhaps Love / Yug

Anniversary

"Wear this. It's Aroon's but I don't think he minds too much."

It took the two youngsters some extra minutes before forcing themselves to stop.

Leaning her chest on Yugyeom's, Nad bent over the boot to pull out of a yellow bag a dark blue sweater.

"Hm, nice fabric..." commented the boy while wearing it.
"And it super suits you. Now, let's go." Nad said, getting up.

They drove back, Yugyeom at the wheel since he said he had to release some extra energies he gained from their encounter; in the meantime they talked about what to do now.

"Let's try to not make it worse." he said. Nad nodded; Yugyeom was going full speed and she couldn't keep her thoughts straight due to what just happened.

"The only way to not make it worse is to stop it right now, tho."

"Ah- Ani, ani. We're adults, and we both want each other. You know it'll happen again." he said, looking at the road. His right hand was placed on the stick shift.
"And... Do you think it's wise to tell about today to at least one person?" he asked her. Nad was wondering about the same.

"A part of me wants to... The other is telling me that we shouldn't. I mean, imagine telling about it to... Bammie." she supposed. "Everybody knows he's too sincere about everything, it would be really hard for him to keep the secret."

"Ne, he does that a lot." Yugyeom agreed, a bit fought; then he slightly smirked. "Can you imagine telling it to Jackie?" he said.

"Wah!" Nad started laughing silently. "He would do those high pitched screams every time we're in the same room."

"Inside jokes all the time..." Yugyeom commented, laughing along.

But brief moments later, Yugyeom was still reflecting. "Mark-hyung, tho, would be pretty silent about it..."

"Hm, I agree." Nad said, nodding. But then, she sighed a little. "Gyeom... don't you think that, maybe... you'll feel sorry saying it to only one of them?" she slowly asked him.

Yugyeom, caught by surprise, said: "W-wae?"

"Because you all share a close and deep relationship. I'm worried you'll develop contrasted feelings."

"Oh..." his voice cracked and distant. Yugyeom sighed too. "How can you be so right?" he whined.

Nad noticed the pickup was running a little bit slower; the sun already died.
The colors left in the sky were pleasantly piercing Nad's soul for how amazing they were.

She kinda sobbed, shrugging a little. "Listen, I know what you think. And I think that too. But... what if we just try to..." and she suddenly stopped: they were reaching every second more the field where the others were waiting.

"To avoid these feelings?" he anticipated her, lowering his voice. "Nad, I don't want that to stop." he said, looking at her deadly serious. "Let's try it first. Then, the second we'll feel unable to handle it, we'll stop."

Yugyeom carefully parked, turning off the engine. Even from afar, with the doors and windows closed, they could hear their friends's' screams. "Gwenchana, Gyeom. I don't want it to stop either." the girl admitted with a small, soft voice, breathing slow.