Waking Up In Vegas | KTH | 39
Summary, Warnings, & Chapter List
The reunion of the Pomeranians was amazing. First, they barked at one another while jumping up and down. Then, they sniffed and licked one another, followed by a few dances. Finally, they climbed into the dog bed together and snuggled in where Bijou quickly fell asleep. Yeontan kept his head up, scanning the room as if he were on guard; of which Cynara and TaeHyung both watched over video chat.
“She must be jetlagged,” Cynara cooed. “My heart is so happy to see this.”
“What time is it in Paris?” TaeHyung’s sister asked them.
“Three in the morning,” he answered with a sleepy smile. “Seeing this is worth it.”
“You’re going to need a week to reset your clock when you return,” his father warned them.
“Probably,” he yawned.
“We stopped by the house on our way to pick up Tannie,” his mother spoke up. “It is finished. It is very beautiful; you will like it.”
“Did you take photos?”
“No, you can wait until you get home. Surprise.”
“Eomma!” he whined as Cynara burst into a fit of cackles.
“We are meeting with Lance after lunch to work on the wedding.”
“It never ends,” he sighed.
“It will end and then you’ll go back to work,” his father mumbled.
“Today is not that day,” he smiled with a nod.
“Go back to sleep,” his mother smiled at the two faces in the screen, realizing for the first time how normal it seemed for Cynara to be with her son.
“Thank you for taking such good care of my Bijou,” Cynara offered a relaxed sigh.
“They’re both very happy to be back together.”
“As it should be,” TaeHyung grinned at his mother. “Bye!”
“Bye!” everyone waved before ending the chat.
Cynara fell back into her pillows and relaxed.
“Our puppies are now completely happy,” TaeHyung placed his phone on the bed table and turned off the light.
“I hope her appetite comes back.”
“It will,” he pulled her into his arms. “Now sleep,” he kissed her nose. “Tomorrow, we Chanel.”
She smiled before snuggling up to him.
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Matching jewelry… collars for the dogs… dresses and suits…
They had their purchases sent to their hotel before meeting Jason in the entry of the boutique.
“This is our last day here before we head to the Riviera… what sounds good for lunch?” Cynara held tightly to TaeHyung’s hand as they slowly walked toward a waiting car.
“Bread and cheese,” he laughed.
“Mmm…” she nodded her head. “Good choice,” she looked up at Jason. “Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it’s on the left bank, please. It is foodie heaven.”
“Sounds good,” he nodded with a smile.
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“I feel like I should be making a photo album for them,” Jimin skimmed through the latest batch of photos TaeHyung had sent.
“That’s not a bad idea,” NamJoon rolled his eyes around in thought as they all sat around the conference table at work. “Are any of you giving them gifts besides money?”
“I want to buy them something nice for their house,” Hobi scratched his temple. “Tae already had many paintings purchased, though.”
“I think we need to see the house and decide what they need,” Jimin suggested, still scrolling through photos.
“I doubt they have a lot of couple clothes,” JungKook spoke up.
“Oooh… A cute winter coat set sounds good,” SeokJin immediately opened his browser to search. “Burberry, I think…”
“Pajamas…” JungKook also began shopping on his phone.
“Does anyone know the address? I’ll have some flowers delivered for their homecoming,” Jimin spoke while typing.
“His mom sent it to me,” NamJoon forwarded the message.
“Should we have a party for them?” Hobi looked around. “I mean… I really feel like we should show them that we support them this time. I think we need to publicly show our acceptance.”
NamJoon stared at him for a moment before answering. “I think we need the advice of Hyung-nim for that one.”
“I’ll call him,” SeokJin nodded. “Perhaps HYBE could foot the bill and try to make up for trying to split them.”
“Get ‘em, hyungie,” YoonGi grinned at him.
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“Please, no photos,” Jason blocked a camera phone as TaeHyung and Cynara sat inside a restaurant and sipped on wine.
“Are you used to this?” she stared out the window for a moment before turning back to her husband.
“You never get used to it,” he sighed, reaching across the table to play with her fingers. “He’s good, though. I trust him.”
“So do I,” she nodded. “I have questions.”
“Okay,” he answered slowly.
“There is no set time for our ceremony?”
“Paebak begins at dusk because of balance… day and night,” he tried to explain. “Light and dark.”
“Okay, I understand. I need to pick out wooden ducks?”
He thew his head back in laughter.
“This is funny?” she smiled at him.
“Who is making you help with plans? That’s a gift from my family to your parents.”
“Lance,” she sighed. “He’s excited and he loves your mom.”
“Tell him… if he keeps bother you on our honeymoon, we will have to take another after the Korean wedding.”
“Ah!” she burst into giggles. “I will do just that!” she began typing on her phone.
“No more working,” he demanded. “I’ll steal your phone.”
“Yes, sweetheart,” she answered playfully.
He smiled as he stared into her eyes, once again getting lost in their crystal blue depths. Would he ever get tired of them? Could he ever? “I love you.”
She grinned at him, loving the way he looked at her every time he did that. “I love you.”
“Are you ready?”
“I am ready to head south and shed some clothes,” she teased him. “I have a new bikini to break in.”
“And I will wrap you up in a coat so no one else can see,” he goaded her.
“You didn’t do that when we visited Jeju!”
“We weren’t followed by cameras then,” he sighed. “Fine. Let everyone see how beautiful my wife is.”
“You’re the only one who can have me,” she reminded him.
He licked his bottom lip and rolled his eyes. “Today will be much longer if you talk like that.”
“So I should tease you more?” she gently brushed the top of her foot against the outside of his calf.
“Baby…” he growled lowly.
“Fine,” she pulled back and finished off her wine. “I shall be a good wifey today.”
He grabbed her hand and raised his eyebrows. “Please. Don’t.”
