Silently Loving You (WayV Fanfic)

Chapter 6

After about 20 minutes of driving, Yangyang stops at a hotpot restaurant. The place is pretty crowded, and is well known in town for their popular hotpot.

"We're here!" says Yangyang as he parks his car. He gets out of the car and opens the car door for Xiali.

At Xiao Hong's Hotpot...

Yangyang and Xiali walks inside the restaurant to see that it's almost a full house.

"Hello! How can I help you?" ask the waitress as she walks over to Yangyang and Xiali.

"Table for two please," says Yangyang.

"Right this way," says the waitress as she leads Yangyang and Xiali to the their table.

Yangyang and Xiali takes a seat and start reading the menu. Both of them agree to go with a good hotpot along with two glasses of orange juice. After writing their orders, the waitress walks back to the kitchen.

Xiali's POV...

I watch as the waitress walks back to the kitchen to prepare our orders. I turn my head to see Yangyang smiling as he stares at me.

"So how's college life?" ask Yangyang.

"Good," I say. "How about you and the guys?"

"We're good actually," says Yangyang. "So how is Ten? Is he being a good guardian?"

"He's doing fine, though he can be overprotective at times," I say.

The waitress then walks back with two glasses of orange juice, before walking back to the kitchen.

"That's exactly what I told him to do," Yangyang says before he takes a sip of his orange juice.

"And I literally told him that he didn't need to be overprotective in the first place," I say before I take a sip of my orange juice. "I'm an adult."

"Well, you still need protection for your safety," says Yangyang.

"You got a point," I say as I roll my eyes.

The waitress then walks back to our table with a big hotpot pan, as well as the ingredients for the hotpot. She puts everything on our table before walking away.

"Ok, dinner time!" says Yangyang.

"Yeah," I say as the two of us starts to put the ingredients inside the hotpot pan.

Through out dinner, Yangyang and I decided to share stories with each others about one another. He told me that his dad is good friends with Ten's dad back in the days, in which he had already been friends with Ten since he was little. It was a bit surprising because I've never seen Yangyang having other friends besides me when we were both little.

"So you guys had been friends since you were kids?" I ask.

"Yes, but Ten's parents decided to move to Bangkok when he was 5 years old. Ever since that, our dads still kept in touch and would sometimes meet up everytime Ten's family came to visit Fuzhou for the holidays," says Yangyang. "You could say they are like brothers."

"I see," I say before I take a sip of my orange juice. "I never knew about that. I almost thought that I was your only friend when we were little," I say as I feel a little embarrassed at my own thought.

"Well, you're not my only friend, cause you're my only sister," says Yangyang with a small smile, making me let out a small laugh at his sentence.

"And you're my only friend as I remember," I say.

"How can I forget that you used to be the little introvert in the neighborhood?" says Yangyang. "I have to admit, when I first met you, I thought you were scared of me."