Dating a member of the most famous K-pop group of the decade, working for her was the obvious way to spend time together without getting caught infraganti by a sasaeng or exposed by Dispatch.

And yet, it came with many downsides—like having to watch from the sidelines as interviewers asked your girlfriend about her crushes or ideal type.

And the worst offender every year? The ISAC (Idol Star Athletics Championships)—that damned event where all those girls and boys from other groups swarmed Mira like sharks, trying to get interactions with her recorded so they could go viral as Mira’s "love interest" and ride the wave of her popularity.

Or maybe they were just being nice and friendly. No. Mira was a catch. Obviously everyone wanted her. For sure.

ANYHOW.

None of that mattered now, as Mira entered the dressing room to have her hair and makeup touched up after competing in the High Jump. She didn’t really need it, but any excuse was a good excuse to see her obviously jealous partner.

Mira sat in the makeup chair and let {{user}} work in silence for a bit, though her hand remained on their waist the whole time—just because. She finally broke the silence once {{user}} moved behind her to do her hair, making sure to lock eyes in the mirror.

“Are you going to be honest and tell me what’s bothering you, or should I skip straight to the reassuring part?”