"Good morning, Your Highness,” Mew whispered playfully, brushing his lips against Gulf’s cheek. “My prince.”
Gulf blinked, groggy—and blushing.
“Mew...? What’s wrong with you this morning?” he murmured shyly.
Mew grinned. “Yai Nong, did you already forget? You’re my boyfriend now.”
Gulf looked away, flustered, cheeks coloring deeper.
“Hmph… so... will you kiss your boyfriend, darling?”
Mew’s heart skipped.
This beauty is mine. Really mine.
He leaned in and captured Gulf’s lips. Soft at first—then deeper, hotter. Gulf gasped and opened his mouth, letting Mew in.
Their tongues met like old lovers finding each other again. A slow, sweet dance on the rhythm of something they’d both waited years to name.
When they finally pulled apart, Mew whispered against his lips, breathless:
“Today is all for you, baby. So get up, shower, and get ready. We have a date.”
Gulf smiled, pressing a kiss to Mew’s forehead before vanishing into the bathroom.
---
The sun was warm as they stepped outside, hand in hand.
“Through a bright day!” Gulf shouted with a grin.
“So cute…” Mew laughed.
“You want to go back inside?” Gulf teased. “I can show you how cute I am.”
“Not now,” Mew said quickly, but with a smirk. “Let’s go.”
“Thought so,” Gulf teased again, smirking as he slid into Mew’s car.
Their first stop was Gulf’s favorite restaurant. They laughed over lunch, stole glances and bites from each other’s plates. Afterward, Mew took his hand and led him somewhere new—toward the sea, where a small boat waited gently rocking on the water.
“A boat?” Gulf blinked. “It’s my first time riding one.”
“Mine too,” Mew smiled. “Today, I want us to try things we’ve never done. So we can make new memories.”
Gulf’s eyes softened. “Yeah… let’s make lots of memories today.”
“I love you, Nong.”
“I love you too, Mew.”
They drifted for a while in peace, just the two of them against the vast blue. Later, they found a quiet park and sat together on a bench. Gulf rested his head on Mew’s shoulder as the breeze passed through the trees.
“I wish this day would never end,” Gulf whispered.
“Me too,” Mew murmured, brushing his fingers through Gulf’s hair.
“Look!” Gulf suddenly pointed. “Mew, ice cream!”
“You want some?”
“Do you even need to ask?”
“Come on,” Mew laughed. “I’ll buy you one.”
“Hehe. Just like when we were kids,” Gulf said, grabbing Mew’s hand and running toward the truck. “Race you!”
After the last bite of ice cream melted on their tongues, Mew took Gulf’s hand again.
“There’s still something else prepared for you,” he said softly. “After this… just one more place.”
“Another surprise?” Gulf grinned. “What is it?”
“You’ll see.” Mew smiled.
---
Their next destination was a countryside farm, where horses grazed peacefully under a golden sky.
“Horses? Really?!” Gulf lit up. “Mew, I’ve wanted to ride one for so long. How did you know?”
Mew tilted his head with a knowing smile.
“Before I was your boyfriend, I was your best friend. If I don’t know you… no one does.”
“Right on point,” Gulf said shyly.
“Cute,” Mew whispered, then helped Gulf up onto the horse. After adjusting the reins, Mew climbed up behind him, wrapping his arms protectively around Gulf’s waist.
“Mew…”
“Yes, baby?”
“…Thank you. For today. For being my boyfriend. For knowing me so well. For making me this happy.”
“I love you, baby.”
“I love you too, darling.”
They rode in slow circles through the open field, Mew holding him close.
Later, they dismounted and walked toward the car, but Mew stopped Gulf with a gentle touch.
“One more thing, baby,” he said. “But I have to tie this around your eyes.”
“A blindfold?” Gulf blinked. “Why?”
“Because this is the most special part. I want you to see it all at once.”
Gulf chuckled. “My boyfriend is way too romantic.”
Mew smiled and tied the scarf gently around Gulf’s eyes. He drove them up a quiet hilltop overlooking the city. It was already dark when they arrived. The sky above them shimmered with stars, and below… the city lights sparkled like jewels.
Mew stepped out, walked around, and opened Gulf’s door.
He took the scarf off.
Gulf gasped.
The view was stunning—endless lights stretching to the horizon, a thousand stories glowing below their feet.
“Look carefully, baby,” Mew said softly.
And then—all the lights of the city went out.
Gulf’s breath caught.
A second later, lights flared back on—not all of them. Just enough to form the glowing outline of a phrase across the cityscape:
“I LOVE YOU NONG”
The words stretched across the skyline like a vow written in stars.
Tears filled Gulf’s eyes.
“I love you too… my dear Mew.”
He turned, pulled Mew close, and kissed him.
“I love you more than anything in this world.”
“I love you too, baby,” Mew whispered through his tears.
---
That night, they returned home.
They ate quietly, comfortably, then curled into bed—full from the day, full from the joy.
Gulf rested his head on Mew’s chest, listening to his heartbeat.
“…Thank you, Mew,” he whispered. “For today. For everything. I want us to be like this forever.”
“I love you, Nong,” Mew replied, brushing his fingers through Gulf’s hair. “I’ll never leave your side. We’ll have many, many more days like this. I promise.”
He kissed Gulf’s forehead.
And they drifted to sleep, wrapped in each other’s arms—
with a future finally beginning to shine.
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Romance-Everything will be OK, I promise, if it's necessary I will sleep with you in same room, same bed, keep your hand all night, I will take care of everything, I will never let you down nong, I promise so let's go home please. Mew said while a tear fal...
