Mi Sun P.OV

My father has been dropping by almost every day.

The wedding is in two weeks times, and I still refuse to go.

My father even showed me booklets of dresses, and I have to admit, it’s quite pretty.

“I think this will look good on you.” he said, pointing at a picture.

This is getting really annoying.

Jin Young P.O.V

“Good job guys!” I said. “Take 5!”

The students started chatting and walk around, some went to the washroom.

“I can’t believe the year is ending.” Shin Woo said.

Sanduel sighs. “I’m gonna miss music club.”

“There’s still next year.” I said.

I walk over to Baro and sat down. “Your rapping skills improve.”

“Really?” he said. “Told ya!”

“Yah! Don’t hit me!” Gong Chan whines.

Juri was chatting with Shin Woo when I saw Mi Sun looking at her phone. Her eyes seem so distance.

“Hey.”

She looks up and quickly keeps her phone. “Hi.”

“You okay?”

“Should I go?” she suddenly asked.

“Where?”

“You know….”

“Oh.” I didn’t know she was referring to the fitting or the wedding.

“I don’t want to get hurt again, you know.” she added.

“Hmm…Do you want me to go with you?”

She looks up. “You will?”

“Of course.”

“Why?” she asks.

Why? Good question.

“So are you going?” I ask.

She shook her head. “I don’t know.”

“Jinnie, let’s get started and end early.” Shin Woo said.

“Oka-, yah, I’m not jinnie!”

“Jinnie Jinnie Jinnie!” Sandeul and Baro echoed.

“Aish.”

Mi Sun P.O.V

Baro fell asleep in the train after I talk to him. I was still having mix feelings about my father’s wedding.

“Just because somebody hurt us once, we don’t permanently delete them. Things can change, you know. People grow up.”

Baro’s words ring in my head.

He might be right.

The train stops as I shake him up.

“We’re here.”

He rubs his eyes and gave me a smile. “Thanks.”

-

I ate dinner alone, again.

Reaching for the remote control on the table, I saw the wedding dress booklets.

I sigh as I reach out for one and flip through it.

“People change huh.” I muttered.

I look at the clock, it’s 8pm. I took up the cordless phone and start dialing.

I heard the line opposite rang a few times before the person picks up.

“Erm, hi. I’m me, dad.”

“Oh hello Mi Sun. Can I help you?”

It took me a few seconds to answer him.

“I was wondering when I should go for the fitting.”