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wgm ep. 6

told from an envious fan's point of view

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I sit through the commercials with a blank expressions. Truthfully, I don't understand why I still make myself watch this show.

Global We Got Married.

It was stupid— that show was probably for people from China or Japan to see and the original WGM is better.

But Yoongi's on Global WGM so I feel obliged to watch it.

The last CF comes to an end and the episode starts.

"What do you think you will be doing today?" A voice asked off-camera, captions appearing at the bottom of the screen.

Risa looks around at the surroundings. "Could we be cooking?" She asks.

I scoff under my breath. Yeah, like you're going to go cliff-diving when you're in a kitchen. I found Risa annoying. Maybe it's just the way she talks, especially in Korean— all broken and full of aegyo.

Yoongi read the mission out loud, and it was indeed to cook something in the kitchen.

They could choose whatever dish they wanted and cook it. Turns out, both of them had minimal cooking experience.

"How about bibimbap?" Risa suggests. My eyebrow arches. Risa knows about bibimbap? It was a korean dish and Risa being from Japan didn't seem to scream anything about cooking that dish.

Yoongi also seems surprised but he agrees.

"Truthfully, I just learned how to make it other day," Risa said with a laugh. "One of my friends decided to teach me how to make a korean dish."

They began making the dish, Risa obviously taking the lead. "Can you cook the rice?" She asks. Yoongi nods and obeys while she prepares the meat.

Once the rice was washed and put in the pot to cook, Yoongi began cutting vegetables according to Risa's instructions.

She was taking the lead and her authoritative voice could be heard though I didn't understand the words.

The majority of the parts of them cooking were sped up and cut to only show them doing important things. Fifteen minutes passed on screen though I knew at least 90 minutes past for the filming.

When Risa was done setting up two bowls, she placed them on the dining room table that Yoongi was already sitting at. She put down two spoons and Yoongi gave a 'wow' to the bowl.

I had to admit, it looked pretty good.

Yoongi dug a spoon into the bibimbap and mixed the rice with the sides, then took a bite.

His face lit up, surprise on his face. "Is it good?" Risa asks, with a nervous tone that sounded fake. Yoongi nods his head.

Risa smiles in relief and starts mixing her own bibimbap.

They eat, not really talking as music overlaps their words. Once they were done, Risa collected the bowls and heads towards the sink but Yoongi stopped her.

"You did most of the cooking. I'll do the dishes," he offers.

I have to admit, Yoongi and Risa had stopped being as awkward as they were in the first episode. Yoongi seemed to engage and socialize more with Risa and Risa was still... Risa.

They end up both cleaning the bowls and then the messy kitchen island.

"Maybe I can make bibimbap again and it will be even better," Risa said to Yoongi Yoongi replies with a tight-lipped smile, seemingly forced.

Relief somehow swarmed me. Good. Maybe Yoongi was just a really good actor and really didn't enjoy Risa's presence, just like he did in the first episode.

"I'd like that. And maybe I could help more," Yoongi replies, regaining his composure and speaking softly. The episode starts to fade out and end, next week's preview coming up onto the screen.

I saw a glimpse of green before shutting the television off, wondering why I hated Risa so much though I already knew the answer— I was envious.