YOOJUNG: By the time Doyeon and I get back to our room, I'm furious. Too furious to hold back anything that I feel in this moment. "We are through!" I snap at her. "I could understand your plan with Suyeon and Sei - I thought it was a stupid plan, but at least it was a plan. But what possible reason could you have for telling people that Suyeon was faking the email from Manager-nim? That doesn't even make sense! It was just cruel. I would never date someone that cruel. We are finished!" I stare at her, my breath coming in ragged gasps as I struggle to get my anger under control. She's going to try to charm me. I just know it. "Awww, Udon-" I cut her off. "Don't you dare 'Awww, Udon' me! You don't get to use that nickname anymore!" Doyeon sighs. She thinks I don't see that she rolls her eyes, but I do. "Okay, Yoojung-unnie-" I can't tell if she's being sarcastic or if she's genuinely trying to appease me here, and I'm so angry it doesn't really matter- "I just thought it was a joke, just a little something to stir people up. I didn't know people would believe me! It's just, things were getting boring-" "Boring?" I snap at her. "Things going well does not equal boring! You're about to find out what boring is! Now let's go out and wait for the other members, so that hopefully we can fix the mess that you made. And don't you even talk to me!" I stalk out of our room and sit down at one end of the couch. She follows me out and goes to sit down on the couch next to me. I hit her with such a glare that she's afraid to come any closer than the other end of the couch. ELLY: Time's like this are when it that my roommate is the leader of Weki Meki. I feel like I'm not getting her full attention, because she's also devoting part of her attention to the rest of our members. Like right now: She started to say something to me, then something out in the common room caught her eye and she's been starting at that. Just when I'm about to say something, she shakes her head and turns back to me. "I don't know how many times I have to keep telling you," she says, "I'm sorry I told Lua I'd try to split you and Rina up. She just looked so forlorn, I had to do something to try to lift her spirits. Plus, I was able to use it to get her to quit smoking." I ponder this for a moment. I stretch my legs out in front of me and cross them at the ankles. And then I ask Suyeon "And what, exactly, did you tell her you were going to do to split us up?" "I didn't tell her anything," Suyeon says, coming to sit on the edge of her bed. "I just told her I had some ideas and to stay out of my way so I could work on it. I figured if she thought I was working on it, she'd leave you two alone and eventually she'd transfer her attention to the next shiny new girl that came alone." I close my eyes and take a few deep breaths as I ponder this. I don't like being mad at Suyeon. Especially not when, as appears to be the case here, there's really nothing much to be mad at her about. But on the other hand, she did tell Lua she'd try to split up me and Rina. I replay her last response in my mind and I know what I have to do. I open my eyes and look at her. "You're lucky I've known you for so long, Suyeon, because otherwise I would never believe that,' I say. "Really, I mean, that is the most ridiculous story I've ever heard, so it's got to be true, because if you were lying to me, you'd have come up with something more plausible." I can see her start to relax a little bit. "So I'm forgiven?" she asks. I shake my head. "Not exactly forgiven," I say, unwilling to let her totally off the hook, "but I'm not actively mad at you anymore. Besid