-Chan Yeol’s POV-   School’s over and I’m off. I was still feeling miserable about that incident at the rooftop and I haven’t seen Aerin. I shrugged as I walked out of the building. Almost everyone was hurrying out of the school grounds for the soccer game. The guys went there except for me and Sehun who went straight home. I guess he wasn’t feeling like it. I didn’t either. I wanted to just go home and sleep. What the hell was wrong with that Suho hyung anyway? What’s that thing about ‘love nugget’ anyway? I was sure that he was texting Sehun and I didn’t know what they were talking about. I just hope they weren’t talking about Aerin. Her, Sehun’s love nugget? No way. But still, it seemed likely especially after seeing him hold her at the rooftop that lunch.   I sighed. If it was Sehun standing in my way to her, it would be virtually impossible for me to get near, much less be able to ask her out. It was so frustrating. I know what he was capable of and Aerin’s lackadaisical attitude towards me wasn’t helping. Even if she had the slightest feeling for me, the fact that they live together would easily dissuade her from that idea. I really liked her.   Finally, I was out of the gate. I can finally…   I felt someone grab me by my back collar from the side of the gate with obvious force. It was too much. I’m not really that big of a person for someone to apply that much force on me. The next thing I knew, I was being dragged at a fast pace.   “Damn it! Get your hands off of me!” I yelled at the person who was yanking me by the shirt. “Yah! You bas –“   It was a good thing I didn’t say what I was intending to. It was Aerin who was pulling me around. She grinned at me. “You were saying?”   I chuckled. “You could have just called me, you silly girl.”   She shrugged. “I didn’t want any of your fans to see that. I might get mugged.”   “That figures.”   Aerin leaned on the wall, looking dejected. She glanced at me from under her lashes. “Are you busy?”   I shook my head. “Nope. I was just about to go home. Why do you ask?”   She stared at the pavement as if weighing her words. “I…nothing. Never mind. You can go now. Sorry for interrupting.”   I frowned. “Is something wrong?”   She shook her head. But I knew she was lying.    “You can tell me anything,” I told her.   She arched a brow at me.    “What?”   She smiled. I can’t be sure if it was real. She seems to be glowing whenever she smiled. It was a rare treat to the eyes. “Do you want to come with me?” she asked.   I couldn’t help but smile at that. “Sure. Where to?” I answered immediately. I’d settle for anything that was better than nothing.   “Really?” she said in a soft voice. “I mean, you’d do that?”   I nodded. “Why not?”   She chuckled, walking ahead of me. “You really like me, don’t you?”   I didn’t answer that. Instead, I kept pace with her. “So where are we going?” he asked.   “The cemetery.”   I arched a brow at her. “Why?”   Aerin smiled brightly at me. “We’re visiting my father. It’s been two years.” She then walked down the sidewalk. I just watched her. So that’s why she’s down.     -Sehun’s POV-   Nine thirty. It was nine thirty! Where on earth could that person be? It was quite peaceful around me except for the sound of my footsteps which was already wearing a path on the carpeted floor of the foyer. I’ve been pacing like that for what seemed like an hour and yet whenever I look at the wall clock, it would turn out that just a minute had passed and nothing more. I kept asking myself where that Kwon Aerin had gone to. It’s been almost five hours since I last saw her, nearly biting my head off with her spiteful words. I guess she really got pissed. Well, I was, too, and she’s not getting off the hook tonight for coming home late. I was freaking hungry!   Still, I paced around. Looking around town for her crossed my mind for the nth time that evening. Honestly, it had been bugging me since the clock struck six, but I figured that she’s safe wherever she was. I was like that until finally, I decided to stop and peer through the window.   Aerin-ah… “Where could she have gone to?”   Just then, my phone began ringing. Great! Her mother was calling. God knows what she’ll do once she finds out that her daughter had been missing for hours. It was so not