Dahyun Oneshots

It had started out as innocent flirting; just something to pass the time as she waited for her cappuccino-to-go from the cute brunette. But as the weeks went on, Dahyun found herself developing genuine feelings for Sana. It took her about a month to work up the courage to ask the bartender out on a date, but even then she ended up swallowing her words and asking for a napkin instead — which had earned her a weird look considering there was already a stack sitting beside her. She wanted to go out with the woman so badly, but she knew it wasn't a good idea. Either things would go poorly and they'd find out that they weren't compatible, or worse, they'd go so well that they'd fall in love until Sana discovers the truth and makes up some polite — or not so polite — excuse as to why it won't work out between them. Those are the only two options for Dahyun, as those are the only two options she'd ever experienced. Flirting was easy, but anything past that was terrifying for the korean girl. It was a gamble, one that she'd never won.

"Can I get you anything else?" Sana asked while sporting that gorgeous smile that made the rookie officer's stomach flutter.

"No thanks, I'm good with just the coffee." Dahyun smiled back as she wrapped her hands around the warm mug.

"Any particular reason why you're having caffeine this late at night?" Sana quirked a playful eyebrow.

Dahyun shrugged as a charming smile spread across her face. "Sometimes I just enjoy having a hot cup of coffee on a cold night."

Sana nodded for a moment as she looked at the korean, as if trying to figure her out. She then stretched her arms out and placed her palms on top of the counter while leaning slightly forward. "Can I ask you something?"

The familiar scent of honey filled Dahyun's senses as the brunette was now less than a foot away from her. She kept her poker face though, which was something she had grown to perfect. "Shoot."

"Every day for the past two months you've come in here and ordered a cup of coffee. Sometimes even twice a day." She waved her hand towards Dahyun's mug, indicating that this was one of those days.

Dahyun slowly nodded as she waited for the question.

"Why?"

A small laugh left Dahyun's lips. "Are you suggesting that I should cut back?"

"No," Sana chuckled. "I just mean that you could get coffee anywhere. An actual coffee shop perhaps. But instead you come and get it here, at a bar."

Dahyun leaned back in a relaxed manner and draped her elbow over the back of the stool behind her as she used the opposite hand to run her fingertips up and down the side of the ceramic mug. "I guess I just really like your coffee." She smirked.

"Our coffee is terrible," Sana laughed. "It's the worst coffee in the city."

"Now how do you know that?"

"Because, you're the only one that orders it."

Dahyun waited for her to say that she was kidding, but when she realized that Sana was stating an actual fact, she started laughing, and Sana quickly joined in. "Seriously? The only one?"

"Yeah." Sana nodded as her laughter died down.

"If it's so bad then why do you keep serving it?" Dahyun asked with a raised eyebrow.

Sana shrugged and softened her gaze. "Because you keep ordering it."

Dahyun couldn't help but smile. She watched as Sana tucked her long hair behind her ear while looking down at the counter and biting her lower lip. And suddenly all she could think about was jumping over the bar, pulling the woman into her and kissing her like a scene out of a movie.