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This week's word is...
SPOON

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From:

theemeraldgirl23

funnily enough, every mention of the word spoon (eight so far) in this fic come from this chapter. So, here's a different part.

Yuri took a lettuce leaf and layered it with a spoonful of ssamjang and a piece of the pork. Folding the leaf, she presented it to Kitty with her chopsticks. Jiwon and Soon Ja’s eyes widened at the gesture, knowing the significance. Kitty accepted it at face value, thinking it was just Yuri being friendly.

From:

bens_writingjournal

Ah, I love me a cooking experience (I'm not sure if it's that, though). Nonetheless, I just love the use of cooking as a means of impressing someone!

From:

theemeraldgirl23

It is, in a sense! They help with cooking a dish that's part of the dinner. That's what happens before this scene. Kitty and Yuri help make tofu stew, which they sit down to eat before Kitty's aunt and cousin come to the table with the pork bulgogi.

In Korean culture, wrapping a lettuce leaf like this is often shown as an expression of your feelings or affection towards someone, so it's a subtle tell that Yuri likes Kitty, but Kitty, growing up in America, doesn't know this, so she passes it off.