Yoongi shouldn't keep watching him so much--like he's doing right now, lingering as the younger boy takes in all the treats underneath his fingertips, as sweet as his expression. As sweet as the little laugh Yoongi coaxed out of him, body relaxing a little further into his side. He can't help it, though. Jungkook looks so good from every angle, and he looks especially nice like this, close enough that Yoongi notices something just below the boy's bottom lip. That has to be the tiniest beauty mark he's ever seen, and is he really finding moles adorable now? When they're Jungkook's, apparently. He supposes that's where he's at now. "Yeah," he nods again once the kid has made his selection. The banana bread makes him smile, remembering the taste of Jungkook's beloved drink, and yeah, he should have guessed. "It does sound nice."

Yoongi pays for everything, drinks and sweets passed over the counter just like that. The only job Jungkook has is being responsible for his little plate of bread, Yoongi carrying over the hot paper cups, napkins, and cake a moment later. And then it's just them sitting at the table. Them facing each other with no other distractions, nothing really but time itself. Yoongi's train back to Daegu doesn't leave until later tonight, the day stretched out and free ahead of them. He settles back comfortably in his chair, taking a sip of his coffee. It's the same one he has most mornings, and it makes things feel a little more real. Yet the words that first reach out are "I still can't believe this is actually happening. Me being here with you...just being able to do this." He looks around the quiet coffee shop for a moment, before his gaze comes back home with Jungkook once again. "Though we're really not that far away from each other, are we?"