1985

Jeongyeon was sipping her milk with Sejeong and her lame friends.  She wasn’t engaged in their conversation at all.  All she could think of was Sana.

Sana kept appearing in her head for some reason.  Jeongyeon thought she already moved on from her, but deep inside she hadn’t.  Even though, they met each other barely two months, it seemed like there was some kind of…

“Bond.” Jeongyeon suddenly said.  

Between Them.

“What did you say?” Sejeong asked.

“Nothing.”

*****

When Jeongyeon closed her eyes, she immediately pictured Sana in black in white.  Everything, black and white.

Except her nails.

Sana’s nails were bright red.

Why?

“Ugh…”  Jeongyeon groaned, her head was burning.  “You okay weirdo?” Sejeong asked.  “Yeah, I am fine…” Jeongyeon closed her eyes to get some rest.  Not long, she felt someone massaged her temples.

“You don’t need to do that, Sejeong.  I am fine, thanks.” Jeongyeon mumbled.  “You’re welcome, feeling better?” It was Dahyun’s voice.  Jeongyeon jumped up in surprise, “Dahyun, what are you doing here?” The eagle girl was sitting across her.

Dahyun then moved her hands to Jeongyeon’s cheeks and cupped them.  “Jeongyeon-ah, you are so skinny.  You should eat more.”  Sejeong who was sitting beside Jeongyeon was trying to hold her laughter.  In fact, the whole canteen did the same.

“Dahyun, people are watching.  What are you doing?”  But Dahyun pressed her hands harder on Jeongyeon’s cheeks, ignoring her.  “I am embarrassing you, what do you think I am doing?” Dahyun smirked.

“Why… Is it about yesterday that I sent you back to your home?  Well I am sorry, then.  Okay?  Please let me go…”  Jeongyeon beg