Breaking news, South Korean band SHINee has disappeared...

Late last night the five boys’ manager reported them missing. According to their manager, the five boys: Jinki Lee, Jonghyun Kim, Kibum Kim, Minho Choi and Taemin Lee, left the hotel they were staying in on the last night of their Australian tour to visit suburban shops in Brisbane before heading back home in the morning.

If anyone has any information on the boys' whereabouts, please contact the police immediately. Their manager has asked us to inform you that Jinki will also answer to the name Onew and Kibum will answer to the name Key.

This is a picture of the boys.

From left to right: Jinki(Onew), Jonghyun, Taemin, Minho and Kibum(Key).

If you have seen them please cont~

I switched off the TV and threw the remote down beside me before pushing myself up off the couch. I headed towards the kitchen. I grabbed a water bottle out of the fridge and unscrewed the cap as I walked over to the stairs leading upwards. I leaned on the wall between the stairs and the kitchen as I took a gulp. I put the cap back on as a flash of light and a booming crack filled the room. I sighed as I looked out the window next to the lounge and saw drops of rain pelting down on the asphalt like bullets being fired from the sky.

“Their probably just lost or got stuck in the rain or something.” I whispered to no one, “Damn the flowers will be drowned at this rate. The lavender definitely won’t survive.” I sighed. It’s not like I hate the rain or indoors but I would rather be outside in my garden with my easel and paints.

I was about to turn to head upstairs when I thought I heard mewing coming from behind me. I turned to look over at the door just in time to see a flash of light fill the room. Then I heard it again, although louder, this time sounding like a chorus of mews. I made my way towards the door, stopping to put my drink on the dining room table opposite the lounge room. As I unlocked the door and turned the knob, swinging the door open, I saw five rain soaked kittens sitting on my porch in an equally rain soaked box.