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I don't wanna apologize for uploading part 3 late because I know I will upload other videos late too, so apologizing won't help. The reason I am upload part 3 late is because today was my birthday and I wanted to upload the last part (part 3) on my birthday. I also couldn't wait to upload the last part, anyways here's the story: One evening, Winter and Karina were walking through a quiet park. The sun was setting. Winter had been unusually quiet. Karina noticed. “You're thinking too much.” Winter glanced at her. “How do you know?” “Because you've been quiet for five minutes.” “So?” “You're never quiet for five minutes.” Winter laughed. “Maybe I've changed.” “No chance.” Winter nudged her shoulder. Karina nudged her back. Winter smiled. Then she suddenly stopped walking. Karina turned around. “What?” Winter looked at her. “Do you ever think about that night?” Karina smiled. “The bar?” “Yes.” “Sometimes.” Winter looked embarrassed. “I still can't believe I hugged you.” “I can.” “And I told you you were pretty.” “You did.” “Can you please forget that?” “No.” “Karina.” “Never.” Winter groaned. “You're horrible.” Karina laughed. “But if that night hadn't happened, we probably wouldn't have met.” Winter looked at her. “That is true.” For a moment, neither spoke. Then Karina smiled. “Maybe it was a good mistake.” Winter smiled back. “Maybe.” Months passed. One evening, Yuna invited Winter to another night out. Winter immediately refused. “No.” Yuna stared at her. “Why?” “I learned my lesson.” “It's been months.” “I don't trust myself.” Yuna laughed. “Fine. You can come and drink soda.” Winter eventually agreed. When they arrived at the same bar where everything had started, Winter stood near the entrance. She looked around. “This place.” Yuna grinned. “Memories?” “Unfortunately.” They sat at a table. Winter ordered a soda. Yuna stared at her. “Seriously?” “I'm responsible now.” “I'm proud of you.” Winter laughed. Then she felt someone tap her shoulder. She turned. Karina stood behind her. Winter blinked. “What are you doing here?” Karina held up a drink. “Yuna invited me.” Winter looked at Yuna. Yuna smiled innocently. “You're welcome.” Winter shook her head. “You planned this.” “Maybe.” Karina sat beside Winter. “Don't worry. I'm here to make sure you don't accidentally hug strangers again.” Winter rolled her eyes. “I've grown since then.” “Have you?” “Yes.” Karina smiled. “Prove it.” Winter looked at her. Then she held out her hand. “Hi. I'm Winter.” Karina looked at the hand. She laughed. “Hi, Winter.” She shook it. Winter smiled. “No hugging.” “Disappointing.” Winter laughed. The night continued with music, jokes, and endless teasing. But this time, Winter knew exactly who was standing beside her. And when Karina looked at her, Winter didn't look away. The stranger from the bar was no longer a stranger. She was the person Winter had accidentally found on the most embarrassing night of her life. And somehow, that embarrassing mistake had become one of the best things that ever happened to her. Later that night, Winter and Karina stepped outside. The streets were quiet. Winter looked up at the stars. “You know something?” “What?” “If I hadn't been drunk that night, I would've never talked to you.” Karina smiled. “Then I guess I owe your terrible decision-making skills a thank-you.” Winter laughed. “Don't remind me.” Karina looked at her. “I mean it, though.” Winter turned toward her. “Me too.” They stood there quietly for a moment. Then Winter smiled. “So... are we still strangers?” Karina shook her head. “No.” “What are we then?” Karina thought for a moment. “Friends.” Winter smiled. “Just friends?” Karina looked at her with an amused expression. “For now.” Winter's cheeks turned slightly pink. She looked away. “Annoying.” Karina laughed. “You love it.” Winter didn't answer. But the smile on her face said enough. And somewhere between a mistaken drink, an accidental meeting, and countless unexpected encounters, two strangers had found something neither of them had been looking for. A reason to keep meeting. Again And again And again. #jiminjeong #aespa #winrina #wlw #xyzbca
I don't wanna apologize for uploading part 3 late because I know I will upload other videos late too, so apologizing won't help. The reason I am upload part 3 late is because today was my birthday and I wanted to upload the last part (part 3) on my birthday. I also couldn't wait to upload the last part, anyways here's the story: One evening, Winter and Karina were walking through a quiet park. The sun was setting. Winter had been unusually quiet. Karina noticed. “You're thinking too much.” Winter glanced at her. “How do you know?” “Because you've been quiet for five minutes.” “So?” “You're never quiet for five minutes.” Winter laughed. “Maybe I've changed.” “No chance.” Winter nudged her shoulder. Karina nudged her back. Winter smiled. Then she suddenly stopped walking. Karina turned around. “What?” Winter looked at her. “Do you ever think about that night?” Karina smiled. “The bar?” “Yes.” “Sometimes.” Winter looked embarrassed. “I still can't believe I hugged you.” “I can.” “And I told you you were pretty.” “You did.” “Can you please forget that?” “No.” “Karina.” “Never.” Winter groaned. “You're horrible.” Karina laughed. “But if that night hadn't happened, we probably wouldn't have met.” Winter looked at her. “That is true.” For a moment, neither spoke. Then Karina smiled. “Maybe it was a good mistake.” Winter smiled back. “Maybe.” Months passed. One evening, Yuna invited Winter to another night out. Winter immediately refused. “No.” Yuna stared at her. “Why?” “I learned my lesson.” “It's been months.” “I don't trust myself.” Yuna laughed. “Fine. You can come and drink soda.” Winter eventually agreed. When they arrived at the same bar where everything had started, Winter stood near the entrance. She looked around. “This place.” Yuna grinned. “Memories?” “Unfortunately.” They sat at a table. Winter ordered a soda. Yuna stared at her. “Seriously?” “I'm responsible now.” “I'm proud of you.” Winter laughed. Then she felt someone tap her shoulder. She turned. Karina stood behind her. Winter blinked. “What are you doing here?” Karina held up a drink. “Yuna invited me.” Winter looked at Yuna. Yuna smiled innocently. “You're welcome.” Winter shook her head. “You planned this.” “Maybe.” Karina sat beside Winter. “Don't worry. I'm here to make sure you don't accidentally hug strangers again.” Winter rolled her eyes. “I've grown since then.” “Have you?” “Yes.” Karina smiled. “Prove it.” Winter looked at her. Then she held out her hand. “Hi. I'm Winter.” Karina looked at the hand. She laughed. “Hi, Winter.” She shook it. Winter smiled. “No hugging.” “Disappointing.” Winter laughed. The night continued with music, jokes, and endless teasing. But this time, Winter knew exactly who was standing beside her. And when Karina looked at her, Winter didn't look away. The stranger from the bar was no longer a stranger. She was the person Winter had accidentally found on the most embarrassing night of her life. And somehow, that embarrassing mistake had become one of the best things that ever happened to her. Later that night, Winter and Karina stepped outside. The streets were quiet. Winter looked up at the stars. “You know something?” “What?” “If I hadn't been drunk that night, I would've never talked to you.” Karina smiled. “Then I guess I owe your terrible decision-making skills a thank-you.” Winter laughed. “Don't remind me.” Karina looked at her. “I mean it, though.” Winter turned toward her. “Me too.” They stood there quietly for a moment. Then Winter smiled. “So... are we still strangers?” Karina shook her head. “No.” “What are we then?” Karina thought for a moment. “Friends.” Winter smiled. “Just friends?” Karina looked at her with an amused expression. “For now.” Winter's cheeks turned slightly pink. She looked away. “Annoying.” Karina laughed. “You love it.” Winter didn't answer. But the smile on her face said enough. And somewhere between a mistaken drink, an accidental meeting, and countless unexpected encounters, two strangers had found something neither of them had been looking for. A reason to keep meeting. Again And again And again. #jiminjeong #aespa #winrina #wlw #xyzbca

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