"I don't like this, hyung" Youngjae protested. "It's not a good idea to meet that girl."

Yongguk, Himchan and Youngjae were at Natasha's shop. Yongguk's sister was bit annoyed that the boys made her shop a meeting place with short noticed.

"Yongguk, what's going on?" she asked, sitting on the sofa in the waiting area, after closing the shop. "Is one of you getting a tattoo or what?"

"Nunna, I need advise," Yongguk declared nervously. Natasha raised an eyebrow. "There's this girl--"

His sister suddenly burst out laughing. "You actually came here to ask for girl advise?" He is just too adorable!

Yongguk blushed, awkward. Maybe he shouldn't have went to her. He was already a grown man, and asking his sister is... But he didn't know who else to ask.

"You could just text or call me, you know?" she grinned. "And why are these two here?" she pointed at Himchan and Youngjae, who sat awkwardly. It's not that she didn't like them. She just thought it was strange he brought them all the way here and for him to ask his sister for girl advise, nonetheless!

"They insisted to hear what you'd say about this," Yongguk explained, annoyed. The others wouldn't stop pestering him about it. They were from the studio just a while a go, and he thought he'll drop by on the way back home.

"Hm? I'm honoured that you boys think highly of me...but Yongguk is a grown man, he can think for himself," she said, glancing at them one by one. The other two shifted uncomfortably.

"We're just worried about him, Nunna," Youngjae said, sheepishly. Himchan rolled his eyes. He wasn't really worried as Youngjae was, he would even help Yongguk meeting you.

"Worried?" she cocked her eyebrow. She looks at her brother. "So tell me, what happened with this girl that's making them worried."

Yongguk explained the situation with him and you. How both of you never showed who you really were. And you asking to