Untie the chain that sunk into your restrained heart
Don’t stop until that moon disappears Two weeks passed and with trying to keep a low-profile and doing some phisical damage to the boys until they stopped doing those stupid jokes, but I managed to put it all behind. The word dating was out of my vocabulary for now. So instead of trying anything wild again, I began going to a coffee shop nearby more often. Some days I would go with Hyorin, some days with Suho, Lay or Xiumin.  Hyorin was always an inspiration for me, she and her bubbly personality. Everyday she could start a new project or get into something. The fact that I was hanging out with her added value to my social life. And got my mind off from other things. Now she was going to a salsa class and was trying to make me come. I began counting all the times that my clumsiness prevailed my ego and declined her. Coffee with Suho was one of the most relaxing I ever had. He can talk about everything, but still be quite when needed. And it's not an awkward silence, but a pleasant one. We often talked about the work we were doing at the orphanage. Our cooking skill didn't evolved, but now we can peel potatoes and other vegetables with the speed of light. One of the topics we often talked about were, of course, the kids there and how our interaction with them changed. While Suho made numerous little friends, most of them were still awkward towards me.  Except mini-Mina. She was perfect and I wish I had a daughter like her. She was talking to more kids now, a major improvement for her. In fact, she was one of the persons I came to this coffee shop with. Just mini-Mina, me and Baekhyun, with the approval of miss Bom. Didn't want to invite more people because it was already a new environment to her. Haven't laughed so much in years; the interaction between her and my brother was tremendously funny. At first she was a little skeptical towards Baekhyun and his silly way of being, but soon enough she accepted him. Baekhyun was a clown and made both of us laugh. We enjoyed our milkshakes and after we went to see a movie, we took her back. Surprisingly, she didn't seem too sad, maybe because she knew we would come to visit again. Coffee with Lay was also enjoyable, despite how different we are from each other. We would meet when we had papers to do and often talked about university stuff. He was intelligent despite being odd and he always had an unforeseen perspective to everything. Plus, due to his looks we often received discounts and the waitresses were madly in love with me. After a few days, they saw how I met various guys and their suspicions vanished, I wasn't a treat for them. However, Lay would often ignore their care and attention and continue his work. When I asked him if there was someone he was interested in, he just brushed it off. I explained I only wanted him to have fun, fall in love, be happy and all that. He thanked me for my care and changed the subject. In good days, when we weren't that busy with projects to do, Xiumin often joined us for a little funnier meeting.  One day I was just finishing a paper on my laptop and looked at the clock, it was nearly the time for Xiumin to come and drink a coffee with me. One of his passions was coffee and I knew that whenever I was with him, we would try a different and weirder kind. Sometimes we'd discover new and awe