All Chapters of Twin Flames: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

“What should I do?” Hana demanded from Go-eun over the phone was presently in Seoul but will come home to Daegu for Chuseok. “Wait! Are you telling me you’re dating Suho?”“YES!”“Is Doomsday coming?” Go-eun teased her.“What?!”“I mean… FINALLY! You two are like the weirdest couple I ever met. It’s evident how you like each other and just stamped me why you’re not together.”“C’mon help me out here, Go-eun. That’s already past and has been settled. What should I do now? Chuseok is a week away!” That’s why girlfriends and boyfriends prefer to go home to their hometown rather than attending their partner’s event. Well, you can’t back out now. Let me think.” “What?”“First of all, CALM DOWN. It’s not like you’r

The house was dark with no trace of anybody inside. In his hand, a mountain of postcards and bills from the mailbox. For the first time, after a long time, he felt a grasp of warmth and contentment despite the blackness. It helped that he knew the ins and outs of their house, but more substantially, it was a settling feeling that all was in its proper place, despite not seeing the road in front of him or where it’s headed. Turned on the master switch, wiped off the perspiration from his eyebrows, and Suho careened inside the strangely quiet room. He shoved the gym bag on the nearest chair and sat on an empty chair in the living room, sifting through the pile of letters and bills in their mailbox. A habit he took over from his mom after discovering a few interesting mails. From time to time, they’d still get fan mails for his dad. And he’d hold on to them, keeping all to himself, rather than showing them to

After all the stopovers and unprecedented vehicular accidents on the highway, they eventually made it to Mrs. Lee’s hometown. The group arrived at the coastal town close to midnight. The streets were dark, without a soul in sight.  “Hana, let’s go to the beach in the morning,” Suho glimpsed at her. “Yeah, unnie. Let’s go for a picnic.” “Isn’t the water cold?” Hana asked. “Yeah, but we don’t have to swim. We’ll just play in the sand, duh!” “Duh? Where on earth did you get that, Naeun? I think you’re watching too much TV these days,” Mrs. Lee chimed in, making everybody laugh at her plight. After a few minutes of navigating dark streets, the mood shifted. Seojoon creeped out the girls as he recounted some folklore legends and stories as Suho&n