After breakfast the four of us went to Jessica's art studio. Me, Sunny and Sooyeon posed as models for her new painting. It was tiring but if the painter is someone like Jessica who becomes very alluring when she's seriously focused on her artwork, posing becomes a piece of cake.

"Can I move my head now?" Sooyeon queried. "My neck's starting to feel a little stiff."

"Sure. But just your head alright?"

"Okay." After just an hour Jessica was able to finish the painting and the result was truly spectacular! "Cool! Can I display this in my room?" Sooyeon asked. 

"Why?"

"Because it's my first portrait with Sunny-shi in it." I swear I saw a rosy tint on Sunny's cheeks when Sooyeon said that.

"I'll think about that first since I actually plan on putting this on a display in my room."

I would like to compliment Jessica for a job well done. But I was interrupted when Butler Seo came to the art studio. "It is done, Miss Jessica," he announced.

"What is done?" Sooyeon asked the same question I have in mind.

Jessica smiled at her before holding her hand. "You'll see. I know you're going to like it."

With Butler Seo walking ahead of us, we went to the living room where I immediately noticed the red curtain covering something huge that was hanging above the fireplace. 

"Are you ready to see it?" Jessica asked her sister. Sooyeon's nod was Joongsuk's cue to take off the curtain which revealed a huge painting of a family which I believe was the Jungs. Jessica's mother was exceptionally beautiful, a mixture of Asian and Western beauty. And her dad's strikingly handsome as well. He would look perfect to be a king. Jessica and Sooyeon - probably at the age of five - looked so cute with their natural brown locks and alluring smile. But I found one thing that's odd though. I know that they're a family of four members but why was it that in the painting there's five of them? In Mr. Jung's arms was another girl who was pr