'Huh? Oh, nothing! Nothing! I just... Need to use the bathroom!'

Tiffany scrambled and dashed for the bathroom, slamming the door shut with a loud bang.

'Ah! The weather's amazing today,' Hyoyeon spread her arms wide and took a deep breath in as Taeyeon locked the front door.

Soon as she was done, they set off with picnic baskets in hand, filled to the brim with scrumptious food and water bottles. The girls donned a tank top each, black for both Yoona and Yuri, white for Taeyeon and green for Hyoyeon. Coupled with some khaki shorts for Yoona and denims for the rest, the girls looked perfectly dressed for a nice picnic in the park.

As they talked and laughed and sang and skipped, time flew past and they soon found themselves at the entrance of beautiful Park Ubi.

'Oh wow, we're here already?' Yuri looked around at the greenery in disbelief.

'Wait a second, how did we know how to get here?' Taeyeon fished the town map out from her pocket and pointed at the route, 'it literally takes six turns at different intersections. There's no way we could've guessed them all right. And we've never even been around this area before.'

'Maybe we saw it when we were walking nearby on one of the previous days. The important thing is we're here, let's get on with this picnic!' Hyoyeon pumped a fist in the air, in total denial that there was anything wrong.

Taeyeon, on the other hand, felt increasingly uneasy, as though she was missing something, but chose to shrug it off so that she could enjoy the picnic with her friends. 

'Are you guys excited about school?' Taeyeon asked between mouthfuls of kimbap.

‘Hm… Relatively I guess. I'm worried about being new kids. Since it's a small town, everyone probably knows each other, and I read online that there aren't many international students here,' Yuri bit into an avocado sandwich.

'Yeah exactly, and the food. I hope the food's good...' Yoona, who had the greatest love for food and cooking, muttered.

'I'm sure it's fine, Yoona,' Taeyeon assured but couldn't seem to hold herself back as she continued almost naturally, 'the food's all right, right Tiffany?'

Taeyeon frowned and looked up from her kimbap to see three questioning pairs of eyes staring at her.

'Who's Tiffany, Taeng?'

'I... Don't know...' Taeyeon was still frowning. There were too many discrepancies that morning.

'Then why'd you say her name?'

'I don't know… It felt like a reflex, I didn't even realise I was going to say it until I had.'

'Strange… Maybe you overheard someone calling her friend Tiffany and the name just stuck with you?'

Taeyeon didn't reply, still frowning as she tried to figure out what had happened yesterday. She was sure they were all connected now. No matter how hard she tried, Taeyeon just couldn't seem to look past the fog that clouded her memories. Her brain drew all