;Daehyun’s  POV         "You mean, she's not the real Hara?" Youngjae asked me, his wide eyes stared unbelievingly at me. "She's Hara's twin sister? But where is Hara now?" He kept asking me.   I looked at him. "Yes, she's Hara's twin sister and her name is Nara. As for Hara, no one knows where she is—including her twin sister. She doesn't know where's Hara at this moment."   Youngjae shook his head in disbelief. "I can't believe it. CEO boss didn't shove her out either? How can he let someone, a liar at that, be part of the company? If I were him, I should send her back home. Worst, he wanted her to be your susbtitute girlfriend for media play? What the devil was that for?"   I heaved a deep sigh as I looked away. I couldn't agree with him more. I was thinking the same thing. I wonder why our boss wouldn't just let her go back home and find another trainee to be in the group. Why does he have to keep her? I shrugged. "I don't know what's gotten into him. Why does he have to involve me in it?"   Youngjae shrugged. "He's weird."   "I've got to talk to him." I said. Youngjae just looked at me but I can see in his face that he's somewhat agreeing on me. "Let me see if I can change his mind in keeping Nara in the company."   "I'm with you, bro." He said. "I hope you can change boss' mind. I can feel the pressure of being a boyfriend to a random girl whom you didn't even know. But tell me honestly, bro. Aren't you mad at your girlfriend?"   "I'm mad at her." I told him honestly.   "Do you think you can still forgive her?"   I was out of words for a moment. "To be honest, I don't know." I said as I gave off a shrug. "Well, maybe yes. If she can show herself and tell me the reason why she did this. And if you will ask me if we would still be together after what happened, I don't know, Jae. I don't know." I shook my head as I looked at him. "My love wasn't enough for her to trust me whatever problems she had. She chose to run away and ask her twin sister to deceive me. They both lied to me."   Youngjae looked at me more seriously now. "Do you hate...Nara?"   I was taken by surprise, just a little, by his question. "Well, it depends on what is your definition of hate." I said.   "A feeling of strong dislike that it demands an action." He said. "Or strong aversion coupled with desire that evil should befall towards the person."   A small smile crept on my face. "I'm mad at her but I don't wish for evil to befall on her. I just want her to get out of here and go back to where she belo