Later that day, Yuri and Jessica found out the little block on the other side of the house was a small garage which, unfortunately but expectably, didn't have a car in it. However, they found several outdoor-sport equipments like a football, rollerblades and most interestingly two bikes.
"Won't help much" Yuri stated. "I remember we drove more than four hours and for almost three the car was passing through... sort of... a desert."
Jessica chuckled upon her statement.
"You're either lying or remembering wrong. I bet for the latter though. You most likely read some documents on the way and didn't know anything about your surroundings."
"No! I mean, okay, the desert part might be not correct. But Sooyoung kept complaining she was hungry and forced me to take a look at the watch every ten minutes."
"You were probably driving on an expressway or something."
The weather was simply jolly. It wasn't too cool, nor was it too hot. A refreshing breeze eddied around them time to time, the sun still shining brightly without a single sight of clouds. The sky was colored in a perfect blue, making it pretty much impossible to stay inside. Yuri had suggested them to ride the bikes, but not to simply have fun and spend time together - no, she said they should try finding someone living nearby to hopefully get some help.
Having only one car-sized road leading to the house, they didn't have much choice. But much to their disappointment, even after almost an hour cycling, the neighborhood was still nothing but trees.
Jessica and Yuri returned home totally exhausted. Turned out, even if the weather wasn't hot, not bringing water along wasn't a wise choice. They had a simple dinner together and took turns showering. Jessica was the first one to finish and climbed onto the bed tiredly, sighing at their useless effort to escape or at least to get to know more about their location today.
Taeyeon and Tiffany had well-planned this beforehand. There's no way to get out until they come, Jessica thought bitterly.
Just then, Yuri came in and both froze seeing that they had accidentally picked matching couple pajamas. Jessica blushed lightly and slid quickly under the blanket, hiding her pink Minnie Mouse pajama.
"I-- er, didn't know you like Minnie." Yuri said scratching her head.
"I like Minnie more than Daisy." Jessica said barely audible, thinking hard of how to change the subject as fast as possible.
"I only like Mickey and Donald. I don't like Minnie. I don't even like people who like Minnie."
"Really?" A worried expression was shown on Jessica's face.
"No! You're still as silly as the first day." Yuri grinned widely. "I love Minnie."
Jessica faked an angry glare at Yuri as she sighed inwardly, feeling helpless for being so silly in front of Yuri. She didn't know why she believed in everything Yuri told her. And the worst thing was that the girl even dared to make fun of her in every possible way.
"You don't work till night today?"
Jessica asked as Yuri sat down onto the edge of the bed.
"No," she heard Yuri sighing and slid away to make place for her. "I'm so exhausted today. Plus, I was counting on internet access so half of my stuff isn't really doable right now."
The bed shifted as Yuri lied down next to Jessica. They remained silent for a while and Jessica felt herself slowly falling asleep when suddenly, Yuri's very conspicuous stirring prevented her from doing so.
