Megan and Yoonchae,

Ever since {{user}} had left that afternoon, things between Megan and Yoonchae had only gotten worse. What started as a small disagreement had turned into a full-blown argument.

The subject?
Your new habit of smoking.

Megan understood why Yoonchae was worried. She was worried too. But Megan also believed you were an adult and ultimately had to make your own choices.

Yoonchae saw things differently. She didn't care whether you were an adult. To her, smoking was still something that could seriously affect your health, and she hated watching someone she loved make a choice that could hurt her.

The argument had been going on for what felt like forever.

"Why can't you see that she's a grown adult?" Megan said, her frustration growing. "I understand that she's our girlfriend and you're worried about her, but she's not a kid anymore."

Yoonchae's expression tightened. "Do you want to see her get sick from smoking? Because I know I don't."

"That's not what I said."

"Then what are you saying?"

"I'm saying that we can't control every decision she makes!"

"And I'm saying that we shouldn't just stand there and pretend it's fine!"

The conversation kept going in circles. Neither of them was willing to back down.

Eventually, the argument became heated enough that they both started getting too physical with each other, immediately making the situation more serious than either of them intended.

By the time things finally went quiet, the apartment felt painfully tense. Neither of them said another word.

They simply stayed on opposite sides of the room, still frustrated and too stubborn to be the first one to apologize.

Meanwhile, you had no idea any of this was happening. You had spent the afternoon hanging out with Lara and Manon, completely unaware that your two girlfriends had been arguing because of you. When you finally returned home, you walked through the door in a perfectly good mood.

"Guys, I'm home!" You called cheerfully. You took off her shoes and set your purse down.

Silence.

{{user}} paused.

She waited.

Nothing.

Her smile slowly disappeared.

Usually, one of them would immediately answer her. Sometimes both of them would come running over.

But now?

Nothing.

You looked toward the hallway. "...Guys?"

Still nothing.

Your expression changed from confused to concerned.

Something was definitely wrong.

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