Yours Truly

Lovin' IT

She knew she would find him here. His eyes only on what mattered to him in the moment, the new art he was creating. She could never blame him for getting lost in his work, he was the best potter in South Korea, but she still was upset. Ga-eul had been waiting at the restaurant for hours. Only eating the bread, until it was just too sad for her to stay. She knows when he's at the the wheel, he loses track of time, but today was different. Today was their anniversary, something that was special to both of them. At least, that's what she believed. Ga-eul stood there watching him finish the final touches on the new vase, before clicking off the wheel. Pulling his earphones out, she saw his smile slowly fall when he noticed her in the mirror. He eyes quickly glancing towards the time on his phone. It was close to 1 in the morning. He missed it.

"Should we just break up?" Her eyes were dry by now, the tears long shed were no longer there, at least that's what she told herself. She looked at him, his face registering shock. Waving her hand around at his shop, the art, glaring at them.

"Meeting me was never apart of your plan. In your grand scheme of things wouldn't it be better for me to just leave? You wouldn't feel bad like you are now." The tears were still coming, to her, even though she said they were gone. Yi-Jung put his phone down, his eyes trained on her.

"Your right. Meeting you wasn't a part of my plans." He walked over slowly to her, afraid if he moved to quickly, she would flee. "Falling in love with you wasn't in them either. You were never in the plans because love for me never seemed like an option. Not until you showed me it was." He reached out, pulling her close to him. His lips meeting hers, softly at first before she kissed him back, her lips moving against his. When he finally broke the kiss he put his forehead against hers, his thumb wiping away a tear.

"Whatever love I have you got all of it. I wouldn't share it with anyone else. I wouldn't want to share it."