Jessica was sitting on the green meadow by the waterside the next day, enjoying the warm sun shining down on her. Everything seemed so peaceful and quiet, yet Jessica's mind couldn't relax truly. Her eyes wandered around the natural scenery while her thoughts wandered, against her will, around a certain someone. Yuri was working again after their little conversation this morning, which, unfortunately, had Jessica leaving the house in a huff. It wasn't a big fight in which they were shouting at each other like usually, but nevertheless, it upset Jessica that such a thing happened despite them officially becoming 'friends' yesterday.
Jessica woke up this morning to realize Yuri hadn't slept on the bed again. She furiously walked out of the room but didn't see the girl on the couch, nor did she see the blanket. Jessica calmed down by the possibility of a wrong interpretation when she was in the bedroom earlier - maybe Yuri did sleep on the bed, but had just woken up earlier than her, which, if was true, didn't surprise her at all. She began to wonder where Yuri was when she saw a foot sticking out behind the couch. Turned out, Yuri had indeed spent the night on the couch, but fell down some when she didn't know herself.
Jessica scolded the other girl for not listening to her again. She insisted Yuri to switch places with her from tonight on but the girl harshly refused.
"WHY?" Jessica had yelled at her.
"Because I don't like that idea." Yuri said simply - too simply.
Jessica then snorted in fury and went straight out of the house. She couldn't stand seeing that stubborn face anymore. She sat down next to the water and soon lied down taking a nap to calm her nerves. She had just woken up - but as if it mattered. In fact, Jessica's trait was being able to sleep everywhere and everywhen. And being mad just made it all easier.
As Jessica woke up again, the fight with Yuri still hadn't left her mind.
"Guess we're not meant to be friends..." Jessica mumbled under her breath.
She paused as she realized her own statement could be taken in two different ways. A weird feeling grew in her stomach and she shifted uncomfortably.
"Sorry Jessi." She heard Tiffany's voice even though she couldn't see nor speak.
Jessica panicked as she was fully awake, realizing she was tied to a chair and the criminals certainly were none other than her two best friends Taeyeon and Tiffany.
"Fany we must leave now, before--"
Jessica could clearly hear Taeyeon's voice from somewhere outside. She helplessly stirred in the chair, trying to scream but to no avail. It was starting to scare her.
"Jessi, we just want the best for you. Please don't hate us, I'm sure it's good for you and Yuw--"
"Fany ah!"
"I'm coming Taetae! Good luck Jessi."
A short squeeze on her tied hand was felt before she heard Tiffany going out locking the door. Tears built up in her eyes behind the blindfolds as she couldn't get what Taeyeon and Tiffany were trying to do. All she knew was that she was frightened. She didn't want to think the only two people left in this world that she could trust had tricked her. Her mind began to form the worst assumptions as to why Taeyeon and Tiffany did what they did. She didn't want to believe the duo she loved so much were just using her and nothing more. If it was true, it would so break her down. But never was Jessica an optimistic person when her heart was anxious.
However, until now, Jessica was sure her best friends did not want to harm her. She still couldn't figure out their exact purpose, but no matter how that stupid thought of kidnapping her came into their minds, Jessica knew their intention wasn't bad.
