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• When Ae/Pete and Tin/Can go on their first double date, Pete is afraid to go to the bathroom and leave them alone. Can doesn’t even notice the tension because he’s too busy eating and talking to Ae who is only half listening.
• Tin offers to pay for the whole table. Pete and Can don’t care (Can’s still not over the novelty of Tin paying for all his things so he’s happy about it) but it pisses off Ae because he thinks it’s a jab about how he can’t take care of Pete, and he’s right. Tin knows exactly which buttons to press on to piss him off.
• While they’re arguing about it, Pete quietly gets up and goes to pay the bill at the front because he wants to get them away from each other as soon as possible.
• Tin has to learn to hold his tongue about Ae in front of Can, because if Pete won’t take it, Can definitely won’t. He learns his lesson after Can freezes him out in the bedroom for three days when he makes a comment about how Ae is using Pete.
• They only come to an understanding when Pete gets in trouble with Trump again. Ae finds pictures of Pete’s apartment on his phone, sent from an unknown number. He manages to get it out of Pete that he thinks Trump sent them. He knows he can’t take care of it himself so he goes to Tin, even if it costs him his pride. He doesn’t care, as long as he can keep Pete safe.
• Tin doesn’t want to help Ae, but it’s not about him, it’s about Pete. He manages to track him down within a few days and he tells Ae when he does, before he tells the police. He sees just how much Ae loves Pete on that day, and it impresses him. Not that he’d ever tell him that to his face.
• Pete never finds out about what they did.
• They don’t like each other after that, but they tolerate each other.