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The day started out swimmingly well, with a helicopter ride around Namsan. Jun-pyo planned their date to be a mix of some of their previous dates in the past, plus a surprise of his own, so after the helicopter ride, they had a picnic.
Because this date is reminiscent of their previous date(s), the picnic included dosirak boxes with rolled eggs and rice, which amusingly, this time was shaped as Jan Di.
"I tried to make the gyeran mari (rolled eggs) taste as good as yours." Jun-pyo commented, with a sly smile.
It took a few seconds for that to register in Jan Di's mind. She widened her eyes, "You made this all?"
"It was my first time cooking for someone," he replied proudly.
After the picnic, they went golfing. Again, reminiscent of the first time they did this years ago, Jan Di was not that good.
"Aish, bend your knees a little more!" Jun-pyo corrected her. "Stand up straight."
After an hour or so, Jun-pyo took Jan Di for a surprise in his red Lotus.
"Where are we going?" Jan Di asked, smiling. For both of them, this day was going along really well so far.
After a second, she cautiously asked, "We're not going anywhere, too extravagant, are we?"
Even though she knew she should already be used to the fancy things Jun-pyo planned, she was still a poor commoner, at heart.
Then Jan Di looked around, raising an eyebrow at the unfamiliar place they were driving in. "Where are we? I don't think I've been around this area before," she commented.
Jun-pyo didn't say anything, and had a small smirk on his face the whole time. After a few minutes of silence and when Jun-pyo didn't answer her, Jan Di turned to look at him.
"Ya.." she started.
"Always the nosy one." he joked. "It's a surprise."
At that Jan Di didn't have anything to say, and there was another few minutes of silence before Jun-pyo spoke up, grinning, "We're here."
Jan Di looked up and saw in front of her a ship with a big "SHINHWA" written on the side. The ship wasn't as big as say a cruise ship, for example, but wasn't exactly small either.
She turned to Jun-pyo with questioning eyes.
"This is our own private ship for the rest of today." he told her, still grinning.
And before Jan Di knew it, she found herself on the deck of the ship enjoying the scenery of the places around the Hangang River.
Jun-pyo put his arm around her shoulder. They stayed quiet and still for a good amount of time until Jun-pyo broke the silence. "Are you okay? You're being quiet." he pointed out.
Jan Di smiled softly. "Neh. The view is really pretty," she replied.
"OK." Jun-pyo smiled back and checked his watch. "It's almost dinner time. Are you hungry?"
Jan Di didn't answer but the sound that grumbled from her stomach said enough, and when they walked to their table they found that it had already been prepared, with the same exact sashimi they ate on one of their previous dates. Jan Di noticed this and licked her lips in anticipation. Jun-pyo chuckled upon seeing her reaction.
As soon as they were both seated, they ate in mostly silence and bliss, until the edge of their hunger was taken off.
"To one year.." Jun-pyo spoke up, raising his glass, proposing a toast.
"And counting." Jan Di added, as they both grinned, clinking their glasses of wine.