;Nara’s  POV         Was it just me or Daehyun was avoiding me today? I'm not really sure why, but he looked like he was avoiding me. I wanted to ask him but he seemed like he was trying to get away from me before I could approach him. After lunch, I saw him on the hallway together with s. He didn't say hi to me nor greet me. He had his eyes on his phone and an earphones was stuck in his ears.   It really bothered me a lot. I was thinking what did I do. But I couldn't think of any reasons why he was suddenly acting like that.   I'm going to ask him again so I headed to their practice room. I spotted Zelo outside and he waved at me when he saw me. "Hello, noona." He said, smiling.   "Hi, Zelo-yah." I smiled back. "Um, is Daehyun in there? I-I just want to...to talk to him. But if he's busy, it's okay." I found my voice wavering as I spoke.   "Hyung is not here, noona." Zelo told me. "I think he's at the rooftop garden."   "Oh."   "Why noona? Did you two have a fight together?" He asked and my heart started pounding roughly.   "Eh? What makes you say that?" I asked him. Maybe Daehyun shared it with s. Zelo could help me out. But to me disappointment, Zelo shrugged.   "I don't know." He said. "He seems lonely and sad today. He isn't sick but I think he have a problem or something. He didn't tell you anything?" I shook my head and he sighed. "I wonder what happened."   We were silent for a full three seconds then I finally broke the silence. "Well, thanks for telling me Zelo-yah. I'll probably go there and ask him myself."   He nodded. "Yeah, I think you should, noona."   "Bye, see you later." I smiled and retreated. I rushed immediately to the rooftop garden to catch up on him. When I arrived, I saw him sitting alone on the swing.   I slowly walked up to him, and only then he noticed me. His facial expression changed but I couldn't seem to know what it was. "Daehyun-ah..." I muttered softly. He stood up, his eyes looking away from me. "Daehyun-ah, are you avoiding me?" I expected him to answer right away but he didn't. "I'd take your silence as a yes." I muttered with so much difficulty.   I