Present Day 

“You’re bordering on pathetic,” HyoYeon said as they walked, not jogged, along the trail.

“So find yourself another workout partner,”  Jessica said.

“You call this a workout?  We haven’t had a workout in three weeks,” HyoYeon complained.

“I’ll even get on a damn bike for you.  Anything but this mindless walking we’ve been doing.”

“I think better when I walk.”

“It’s obviously not working.  You’ve been doing it for three weeks.”

Jessica stopped, glaring at her friend.  “I want to call her.”

“Then do it already.”

“I’m afraid to.  I left that stupid note.”

“Stupid- note,” HyoYeon corrected.

“She could call me.”

“You didn’t give her your number.”

Jessica rolled her eyes.  “Most likely my mother gave her every number I have.”

“Why don’t you ask your mother?”

“Because then she’ll know I want Yuri to call.”

“And?”

“And what?”

HyoYeon let out an exasperated breath.  “You and your mother have a weird relationship.  So what if she knows you want Yuri to call you?”

“She’ll tell me I’m being childish and to call her myself.”

“Well you are.  And you should.”

Jessica sighed.  “I don’t have her number.”  A lame excuse.  She knew all she had to do was call Yuri’s Aun