Just the four of us, slipping away from busy days and breaking through the night like time had finally decided to slow down. The winter air was sharp, frost clinging to the roads as Boreas took the wheel, guiding us through quiet streets while the city unfolded beyond the windows. Inside the car, the night was anything but silent, Natalie kept the energy alive, blasting music through the speakers, turning the drive into a soundtrack of laughter, singing along, and easy moments. We stopped for hot chocolate, warmth spreading through their hands and chests, a small comfort against the cold, generously paid for by Lixue, making it feel even sweeter. Of course, the night wouldn’t be complete without memories to keep. Paloma moved around with her camera, capturing laughter, and moments that felt real and unposed. With nothing planned, we walked, stopped, posed, laughed, then walked again. The city lights did their thing, and somehow, everything felt lighter simply because we were together.

Wrapping up the year somewhere cozy and unbothered. Taking a break before life hits again. Hi neighbors, waving from my mini holiday escape 👋😆

New Year’s Eve hits differently when you’re exactly where you want to be. So, how does your New Year’s Eve look this year? For sure, It’s the best time to spend together with your loved ones, and so do I. Edurne’s Changwook feels so glad to have such a lovely time with Duvall’s Tiffany. We had brunch with her favourite dish, fettuccine alfredo. Who doesn’t want to take a picture of such a glorious view right in front of you? Well, not me. After that, we enjoyed walking and talking about a lot of things, with the sunset by our side. As our last place, we spent our time at the library while she carried White Nights also Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, how could I say no? As the moonbeams shone straight onto her rosy cheeks.