"Sojin! Where do you think you are going?" Kyungri shouted from the kitchen. It was a normal, calm saturday afternoon; and, Hyuna knew, that couldn't last much. 

"Out" Their daughter answered and shrugged her shoulders.

"Who allowed you to do so?" Her mother said, folding her arms and raising one of her eyebrows.

"Really, mom? Do i need it? I'm fifteen, let me be free" Sojin pleaded, using puppy eyes but that, of course, didn't work on Kyungri. "Mom!" she shouted "Please"

"No, of course not. You are so young...and it's almost midnight!" 

Hyuna lifted her gaze from the newspaper she was reading "It's just seven o'clock" 

Kyungri gave her death eyes and brushed her hair with her fingers; that couldn't be something good for the poor Sojin. Hyuna knew that they daughter could never win that discussion. Kyungri may be the most stubborn person on Earth; she won't change her mind so easily. She has been very attached to their daughter in the past, but little Sojin has grown up (so fast, though, Hyuna had to admit it,) and she wanted to go to parties, to hang out with her friends alone, and do things that teenagers usually do but Kyungri couldn't accept it. 

But the worst thing was that little Sojin has a girlfriend.

"I don't mind; it's already too late you can't go out"

"Do you want to ruin my social life!?" Sojin shouted, very irritated; that scene was repeated almost every weekend.

"Let her go" Hyuna said, she found the sad