Chapter 64
Holidays were over. I had the feeling that all the teachers were letting us feel hard times. I had to do homework that I nearly couldn't do anything else. Of course I helped Taemin with his math problems and attended the tennis training which gave me chance to let go all the anger I had because of school and teachers and work. Every evening I laid in my bed and immediately felt asleep.
But why do I talk about that. It's probably way to boring for you.   
It was the weekend of the final tennis match of the season. I had slept really, really bad. Thinking about that this match was important for the whole team didn't make me feel better. I had to do two matches. Today we were few players of our team because there was an illness going around in school. Luckily It hadn't catch me till now, but I didn't wanted to shout too loud. I couldn't need that at the moment.
I did the warm-up while our trainer talked about strategies and the advantages of our opponents. Of course the luck was on our side… I mean, the final match was just against the team that had best chances to win the title.
All in all you can say that my pessimistic side had the main part of my mind. I couldn't believe that we could win.
The warm-up was over and I stood at my back to drink some water.
"Daesang!", I heard Taemin shouting. My mood went up, but just a bit. "How do you feel?", he asked on when he arrived at the short fence that divided the whole area in the play-fields.
"Don't ask", I mumbled and immediately got a hug from my best friend.
"Don't look that sad and desperate! I know you'll win!" That was one thing I loved. Taemin always tried to make me up. "You have to win. The others will come, too and cheer for you." I looked at him surprised.
"How many are 'the others'?", I asked a bit shocked. I hated get watched while playing.
"I told the members and Super Junior. Of course Heechul told them, too."
"Please tell me that you don't inform me that SHINee and Super Junior will come."
"Sadly, not all are coming." It sounded like he was sorry for that.
"You mean 'luckily'. You know that I hate getting watched." Taemin grinned bright.
"But this is the final match! You have to get cheered!" He was so cute though he was older than me. Somehow he seemed to be younger than me. Once on the street when we were talking he said 'Daesang' to me –like it is normal- and an old woman spoke angrily to him that he should call me 'Noona'. She was even mumbling something about politeness till I informed her that I was younger than he. First the woman didn't want to believe us till we took out our passports and showed her our birthdates.
Yes, that had been really, really funny and I had to smile remembering this situation.
"Sweety!", a voice tore me out of my thought and memories. "Where is my favorite tennis playing girl?" Heechul –the only and one Kim Heechul- appeared in my view and forced me to laugh.
"Do you always have to make a fool out of me?", I asked with a bright grin on my face.
"Honestly said, you don't look like a fool and you don't look like someone made a fool out of you either. Give your Cinderella a hug!" Heechul, person number two who always made me smile and was my best friend, hugged me long and tight. "I didn't see you for so long! It was horrible. I missed you so much!"
"I missed you, too, my Chulie."
"You know I like to hear that", Heechul grinned at me. "Look, I have brought you some audition!" He was totally excited about that.
"Hey, Daesang!", I heard and first I wasn't happy about more visitors but when I saw Donghae I changed my opinion.
"Donghae-oppa!", I shouted and got a nice hug. "I didn't see you for so long."
"I know and I'm sorry. But I'm glad to see you happy and fine." His smile was the most beautiful I know and I loved seeing him smiling like he did now.
"You wanna give me a hug, too?", another voice asked and I saw Leeteuk.
"Hey, leader!", I welcomed him and of course he got a hug, too. Besides Donghae, Heechul and Leeteuk, Kyuhyun was here to watch me playing the two final games.
"I'm really happy to see you oppa!", I said to him.
"I hope you don't mind seeing me here. I felt like coming with the boys to see you."
"Oppa! Just tell me one reason why I should mind seeing you here?", I asked surprised about what he had said.   
"You told me once that you don't like getting watched while playing tennis." I was surlrised that he had reminded something like that but then I had to laugh.
"And you really think that one single person more matters?!"
That made him laugh.