Satzu - Backup dancer [COMPLETED]

fourth chapter

Sana POV

It's amazing to be in my home town again. But even more amazing is that this beautiful girl is right beside me. We have a small walk through the downtown which is covered with a glaze of snow. 

The weather is cold and my eyes which travelled from Tzuyu's dark eyes to her full lips notice that her breath is visible because of the cold. 

"Tzuyu-ah, my hands are already so cold. Could you warm them up a bit?" I ask with my cutest aegyeo. Tzuyu smiles at me, takes both of my hands in hers and breathes lightly on them. My cheeks turn currently pink. She's so caring. Definitely girlfriend material.

We go on walking, holding hands (just because of the cold, of course) and enjoy the comfortable silence as it starts snowing. Big, white snowflakes waft down on us. 

Some tangle themselves in Tzuyu's dark hair. She looks so beautiful with those ice crystals in her hair. If I had a camera with me I would take like a million of photos just to record this moment where she looks like an angel, photographically. 

"Do I have something on my face?" she asks in confusion. 

I smile at her cuteness. "No. I just wanted to admirer the beautiful face of the princess beside me." 

Her cheeks get lightly pink. "You make me shy, Sana." 

"I know. And I will go on with this because you are so cute."

"Okay. That's enough" She says while blushing madly and takes a hand full of snow from the bench next to us, forming it into a snowball and throwing it at me. 

"You are unbelievable!" I laugh, forming a snowball myself and throw it at the tall girl. 

Nobody knows what came over us but a few seconds later we find ourselves in a big snowball fight. The people, who walk past us, shake their heads at our behavior but I don't care. I blend out that I'm a famous singer who should keep up her good image. I feel like myself again. Tzuyu and I run around like little children without any worries until we both surrender, being breathless. 

"Thank you. For this. For a moment, I felt like a kid again." I breath out. It's true. Life as an idol is that stressful that I nearly forgot about what it's like to be lightsome. 

"You're welcome" Tzuyu smiles brightly at me. Oh God. I want to look at this smile forever.

As the snowfall gets heavier, we warm up at a small café, I used to go to with my grandma, when I still was a child. I like, bringing Tzuyu to places, which are meaningful for me. It feels so right.

"You have to try the coffee they make here. It's so delicious." I say to a frowning Tzuyu after ordering for us both. 

"I don't like coffee." She says pouting. 

I laugh at her cuteness. "You'll love this one." After a few minutes of talking, the steaming cups full of coffee arrive. 

"It tastes great... for coffee." Tzuyu giggles. I start laughing too. 

"It is the same at it is with you. Normally I'm not into coffee, but this one is delicious. And normally I'm not into girls, but you are..." She stops talking, clearly hoping that I didn't hear what she mumbled to herself.

Even though I understood every single word, which cause that my heart does a somersault, I ask with a pretended confused voice: "Sorry, what did you say?"

Tzuyu blushes. "Nothing important." I shake my head at her shyness but then I smile encouraging at her. 

We go on, talking about things, I won't remember in the future, because I am too distracted by her deep, beautiful eyes.

After about two hours, which felt like a few minutes, we leave the café. It's already dark and I'm glad to have Tzuyu beside me. Usually, the darkness gives me a feeling of uncomfortableness, but feeling Tzuyu next to me makes me feel save. 

I hug her as we reach the building, we are living in during our concert stop in my hometown, and realize that our rooms are quite near to each other. Mine is between the chambers of Momo and Mina and hers is just a few doors apart, on the other side of the hallway. Tzuyu whispers "Good night." And makes her way to the other end of the corridor.