so can we can sana being 'evil' cause she don't get her daily dose of caffeine and those 2 just panic buying it butttt they don't get to use their superpower cause sana said so🤣
“Sana! You need to get up babe we have to get going!” Nayeon sighed as she looked at the time. She knew Sana was awake, but she was being slow out of bed. This was normally how things went when they had things to do on the weekend. “I’m up!” Sana whined from their bedroom.
“I would check on her.” Momo muttered between sips of her tea. She was sitting at the kitchen table on her phone while Nayeon finished getting everything ready. “That usually means she sat up and maybe put her glasses on.”
“Last time I tried she almost threw a fireball at me. Which reminds me, we should get her coffee ready. Sana is normally human sunshine, but we both know she is going to throw fireballs at us if she doesn’t get her coffee.” “I know. When she first got her powers she was a nightmare when she was all tired and grouchy. One time, she burnt my toast.” Momo whined.
“I’ve heard this story. You were holding Sana’s coffee hostage.” Nayeon rolled her eyes, moving to start making Sana’s coffee.” “She was being annoying.” Momo responded. “You always say that.” Nayeon giggled. “Where do we keep the extra coffee?” “Should be in the top cupboard.” Momo answered.
“It’s not.” Nayeon nodded. “Let me look.” Momo got up and checked the cupboard. “Shit.” “Okay okay, it’s okay. Place an online order for her favorite coffee shop and if you go fast enough she won’t notice.” “It’s closed on Sundays!” Momo pointed out. “Fuck! Okay um, starbucks should be fine. All she really needs is caffeine, so it works right?” Nayeon guessed. “Okay I’ll order her an iced Americano with like five shots of espresso, sound good?” Momo offered. “Yeah that should work- oh hey baby.” Nayeon smiled when she saw Sana. “So, slight problem. We are out of coffee.” Sana whined, wrapping her arms around Nayeon. “I was just about to get you some starbucks. I don’t want to ruin my outfit though so I’ll go change-”
“Jeongyeon told us to stop using our powers in public.” Sana reminded. “I don’t need coffee. We have to be at your parents house in thirty minutes so we should just go.”
“A-are you sure?” Momo asked.
“Yes.” Sana nearly snarled. Momo gulped in response, knowing her girlfriend was in a fragile state. “O-okay.” Momo muttered. “Let’s go.” Sana gently squeezed Nayeon before letting her go. Nayeon grabbed their stuff and Momo quickly followed.
The car ride was hell. Sana was quietly pissed, staring out the window and exuding annoyance. Momo and Nayeon hated this, and they knew all Sana needed was a small caffeine dose. “Oh hey look, a drive through starbucks. We are going to be early anyway, let’s stop. I want a snack.” Nayeon offered. “Okay.” Sana nodded. Nayeon ordered for her girlfriend, making sure to get four shots of espresso in Sana’s drink and something for Momo. Once Sana got her coffee, she practically chugged it. Nayeon would be intimidated if she didn’t see her girlfriend chug her coffee every morning so she wouldn’t be late for work each day. “Better?” Nayeon asked, putting one hand on Sana’s bare knee. Sana nodded, taking a bite of the muffin her and Momo were sharing. “Uh-hum. Thank you.” Sana intertwined her fingers with Nayeon’s, resting their joined hands on her thigh. “Sorry.” “I know how you are, baby. We all have our moments of being a monster.” Nayeon giggled, squeezing their hand. “Nayeon’s is when she doesn’t get to shower first.” Momo giggled. “Hey!” Nayeon pouted. “It’s okay, that's why we let you shower first.” Sana giggled, leaning over and kissing Nayeon’s cheek. “Well we do shower together most of the time anyway.” “Which reminds me, is this parent visit thing going to be an all day kind of thing or can I plan on us getting take out and not leaving bed until tomorrow?” “Shut up.” Nayeon rolled her eyes. “Don’t say that stuff in front of my parents.” “Fine.” Momo sighed. “Understood.” “Thank you baby.” Nayeon smiled. “Sana, all done with your coffee?” “Uh-hum.” “Good, let’s go be normal people in front of my parents.”











