Why Can't You Say It? || SaTzu ✔️

5; sunday

"Did she agree to the break up part?"

Sana rubbed her neck. "Well, not yet. But I'm sure she will. I mean, she would never want to stay with me."

"Sana, she's such a nice and quiet girl, don't break her heart."

"And you would know that because?"

"Because she's a regular customer at this café. I talk to her quite often because she comes alone." Mina handed the coins to Sana. "Your change is 800 won."

Sana threw the coins into her purse and grabbed the americanos.

"Thanks."

Mina nodded her head as Sana walked back up the stairs, teetering as she almost lost her balance.

"So what was that all about?" Mina felt a small tap on her shoulder.

"Ah, just some drama between Sana and Tzuyu." Mina smiled at Chaeyoung. "I love being friends with both of them."

"And why?" Chaeyoung questioned.

"Because I feel like cupid. Yes, I may be a third wheel, but I'm helping them get closer. I bet one day they'll actually date." Mina sighed. "I hope I'll find my future soulmate soon."

Chaeyoung clicked her tongue. "Same. Here, let me help you with that." Chaeyoung called out as Mina began to clear up the table.

The smaller worker took the plates and balanced them on her arm as she walked to the kitchen.

"What happened to your ex anyways?"

"Who?"

"Dahyun, Mina." Chaeyoung rolled her eyes. "Who else would I be talking about?"

"Ah, Dahyun. Nothing much, we ended on good terms. We just didn't feel the spark we felt when we first started out." Mina chuckled lightly.

"Now that I think about it, most of my relationships end because I don't feel the same love I used to feel for that person. Maybe that's why I'm trying to not catch feelings anymore."

"I see." Chaeyoung muttered.

"What about you?" Mina asked.

Chaeyoung shook her head and smiled a little. She grabbed a plate and started washing it, trying to divert the conversation. Mina leaned in closer.

"You can't avoid my question, Chaeng."

"I can if I try." She smirked. Mina sighed and grabbed a dirty plate and began washing it alongside Chae.

"Since you don't want to answer my question, I'll be stuck beside you until you answer me."

"I don't mind." Chaeyoung chuckled as she dried the plate. "You can stay here as long as you want. You'll just be doing extra work."

"But just tell me!" Mina groaned.

"Why do you want to know, anyways?"

Mina paused as she thought about it. "Because I want to know you. You seem like a nice person but I can't break through your bulletproof glass."

Chaeyoung shrugged her shoulders. "I'm just a quiet person towards people I'm not familiar with. Besides, you've been washing that plate for the past two minutes. Maybe move onto another plate."

Mina blushed as she dried the plate and stacked it up.

"Why don't we hang out sometime?" Mina grabbed another plate. "How about tuesday, this week."

"What time?"

"2pm. At the Han river. We'll have a picnic and we can tell each other stories."

"Stories?" Chae laughed. "You make it sound as if we're little kids."

"I know you're little, but what am I?"

Chaeyoung splashed Mina with water as Mina screamed.

"Hey!"

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Sana balanced carefully as she made her way to the table.

"What took you so long?" Tzuyu asked as she took her drink. "You were gone for like, ages."

Sana smiled as she sat down. "Ah, nothing much. Anyways, I think we both agree on this whole dating thing right. It's not as if we're actually going to be hanging out together." Sana took a sip from her straw.

"As if I'd date you, princess. You're too - well, bubbly for me." Tzuyu brushed her hair aside.

"So after my scandals clear up, we break up, right?"

"Right. Of course. We need to get our managers in on this, right?" Tzuyu stared at Sana.

"Yeah. And stop staring at me like that, you're creeping me out."

"You have an eyelash on your cheek." Tzuyu pointed it out. "Here, let me help." She said as she leaned over and quickly picked the eyelash. "Make a wish."

Sana closed her eyes and mouthed a few words.

I wish...

And the eyelash blew away.