How long had it been since Dayeon’s eyes had slowly closed?
Rustle, rustle.
Rustle, rustle.
“...Is it okay?”
“Yeah, it’s fine... Ah, then maybe now’s a good ti to...”
Dayeon slowly opened her eyes at the faint sound of voices.
Her consciousness hadn’t fully returned yet.
Still half-asleep, she turned her blurry gaze toward the direction of the sound.
And there, she saw Ha-eun and Gong Hye-yeon talking about sothing.
“...What are you doing?”
With her groggy voice, she asked what they were talking about.
Her eyes blinked slowly. Her tone was sleepy.
At the question, both Ha-eun and Gong Hye-yeon turned their heads toward her.
Their mouths opened as if to answer.
But Dayeon’s head was still foggy.
“...You can sleep more... it’s still... outside...”
“...I’ll bring it later... eat... then...”
She couldn’t make out the words clearly.
Before long, her eyelids started to grow heavy again.
And once more, Dayeon slipped back into sleep.
It wasn’t until two hours later that she opened her eyes again.
Her mind gradually cleared.
Sitting up sluggishly on the soft bed, she blinked a few tis in silence.
But then—
“...When did I even lie down?”
She couldn’t rember much of what had happened the night before.
She vaguely rembered drinking in place of Ha-eun, but everything after that was a blur.
The real problem was that even the few fragnts she could recall felt more like a dream than reality.
“Lee Ha-eun, stay with ... don’t go...”
“I really like being your friend, Lee Ha-eun...”
“I’ll do anything for you... anything you need...”
“...What kind of dream even is that?”
From start to finish, everything was just too embarrassing.
Dayeon completely ruled out ✧ NоvеIight ✧ (Original source) the possibility that it had been real.
There was no way she would say things that mortifying.
Saying she was happy to be Ha-eun’s friend.
Begging her not to leave.
Even just imagining it was enough to make her face burn with sha.
‘Ugh, my head...’
The hangover kicked in, making it even harder to recall anything clearly.
And so, she decided everything she rembered had just been a dream and shoved it deep into the back of her mind.
After giving up on piecing together last night’s events,
she started walking out of the bedroom to get so water—
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