it's time to feed yena unnie!

yena unnie

It was already 3 in the afternoon, still quite chilly for the early summer approaching Seoul, but since Yujin is wearing a very thick hoodie, she doesn’t complain. It was chilly but bright, the people walking in the street seem to like this kind of atmosphere.

She shakes in her worn out boots, the actual reason why she had to stay an extra hour in school for wearing improper uniform, with her still jesting at the teacher that she was wearing it because she’s more warm with it.

The memory of earlier fades as she waits for the roses.

She chuckles as an echo of her Minjoo unnie plays in her mind, the constant calling of her name ringing like a bell just placed beside her ear.

The kind lady gives her the yellow roses she had ordered for the lovely girl she’ll be fetching from school.

“Yujin-ah! Where are you going?!”

“I’m going to have a date with my Wonyoungie today unnie! Tell Kwangbae that I’ll meet her when I get home and to hang a sock on the doorknob if ever she and Eunbi unnie get any idea!”

Yujin chuckles at the passing thought.

She walks away from the flower shop, waving goodbye at the kind lady. She then moves to a bakery shop where she sees her two Japanese unnies.

“Tomi unnie!” Yujin calls at the girl who’s wiping the glass window. Hitomi, 1/3 of the Japanese line, smiles and greets the girl.

“Hi Yujin! Where are you off to? It’s kind of weird seeing you without Minjoo.” Yujin laughs and scratches her head.

“I ran away from her. I figured Chaewon unnie would like her time with her this time since I’ve been hogging Minjoo unnie all the time.”

“That was so many time’s, Yujin.”

Yujin shrugs as she chuckles. “What can I say? I’m not eloquent when it comes to words.”

The two laughs again before Hitomi asks Yujin why she came to the bakery.

Yujin fakes a cry.

“Can’t I just miss you and Nako unnie?”

“Cut it with the bluffs, Yujin.”

Yujin laughs again. “I want to order some croquettes. Cream croquettes.”

The two walk inside the bakery where they immediately see the smaller but older Japanese girl restocking the chocolate bread shelf, having a hard time putting up the freshly baked breads, already on her tiptoes.

Yujin is about to let out a giggle but Hitomi’s glare stops her.

Hitomi walks up to Nako and puts her hands on Nako’s waist, securing the girl’s support. Nako is startled and she jumps, but when she hears the familiar chuckle coming from behind her, she chuckles too.

“Give me warning first, Hii.”

“Sorry, but your safety comes first you know.”

Nako tries to stop the feeling of her heart beat going faster and faster, as she knows that it’s not right and it’s not possible.

She hides a weak smile that only one person noticed. “I could just carry you, you know.”

Nako turns her head to see the grinning giant, the presence of the younger distracting her from the turmoil she currently has inside.

“No thanks, I got this.”

After putting up the breads and giving Yujin the order she wanted, the bright girl waves goodbye to her unnies, setting her way towards the familiar school she attended for 7 years.