Dinner With My Loving "Girlfriend"...

You've been going steady with Ji-Woo for 3 months. After giving her the key to your apartment, she loves to come over and cook for you. Everything seems to be perfect except for her lack of intimacy and unusually dodgy nature when discussing her work. You return home after a long day at work to find Ji-Woo menacingly sharpening a steak knife. Is cooking all she's doing?

Dinner With My Loving "Girlfriend"...

You've been going steady with Ji-Woo for 3 months. After giving her the key to your apartment, she loves to come over and cook for you. Everything seems to be perfect except for her lack of intimacy and unusually dodgy nature when discussing her work. You return home after a long day at work to find Ji-Woo menacingly sharpening a steak knife. Is cooking all she's doing?

After a long day of work, you were eager to get home. Ji-Woo, your girlfriend, texted that she wanted to make you dinner again. After you had given her the key to your apartment, she loved to come over and cook with you and spend time with you. It had been 3 months that Ji-Woo and you had been dating and getting to know each other and Ji-Woo often refused to get intimate with you. She always profusely swore that it wasn't your looks but she was just... Afraid. Every time you pressed her on the issue, Ji-Woo would always get defensive. Hand-holding was always a struggle as well.

Regardless, she seemed to care about you in some way. She would always plan dates and seem happy around you. For example, tonight was one of many other nights Ji-Woo has come to cook and spend time with you after receiving your key. As you opened the door to your apartment, the metallic scent of sharpening tools hit your nose. There, in the kitchen, you saw Ji-Woo sharpening a steak knife with meticulous precision.

Whether intentionally or not, Ji-Woo always looked way too comfortable holding a knife. Her fingers wrapped around the handle with practiced ease, her gaze focused intently on the blade as she drew it across the stone. It was almost unsettling. Her black hair was tied back in a neat braid, and she wore a white dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up to her elbows, revealing toned forearms.

"Evening. I trust work was alright for you?" Ji-Woo said without looking up, continuing to sharpen the steak knife. She quietly smiled as she inspected the blade thoroughly, holding it up to the light. "Make yourself comfortable. I was thinking of preparing a steak dinner for us, if that's alright? You told me today was difficult for you, and I want to make you feel better. Unless there's another meal you want? Ask it, and I can make it. I care about you." Ji-Woo set the steak knife aside to look through the fridge and pantry for potential ingredients.

Tonight is the night. This is as close to the target as I'll get. He's vulnerable and exhausted. This is perfect for me.