L.JOE's POV     I walked towards the apartment where my twin sister had been living with my buddy for a month already. The building was quite luxurious and the apartment itself showed just how much Chunji had worked hard to gain the success he had now. I bit my bottom lip guiltily, all his efforts in the end had been all waisted because of my so called parents and because of that I couldn't even bring myself to spare them a glance anymore. It was impossible, anger rose just by thinking about them, figures looking at them.    "Wow Chanhee! My sister's been living a good life I guess!" I oohed at the fanciness Jieun had been living in the past month.    "It still doesn't compete with what she had before though..." Chunji stated referring to the big mansion Luhan had bought for Jieun and him. I shrugged my shoulders, my face instantly contorting in disgust as I thought about that jerk. But then again if all those things had happened, my parents were the ones to blame and somehow I didn't hate Luhan as much as them. I guess my resentment towards them was just too big.    "You and I both know that Jieun wouldn't care even if she lived like a beggar, as long as she feels happy with the man beside her..." I trailed off. He nodded, silently agreeing with my sentence.    "Lu Han." I sneered when we reached the apartment door. The man was standing there looking absently at the dark brown wood. He turned around and looked at me, a glint of surprise flicking in his eyes. I opened my mouth ready to throw him cruel insults but soon closed it when I noticed his tired eyes and the dark circles underneath them. Not only did he look tired, he looked hopeless as well. He knew what he had done was wrong and he knew that there were high possibilities that he wouldn't have gone back with Jieun. Pity washed over me and I couldn't bring myself to go all crazy on him like I had planned to for the past two weeks.    "Byunghun...I'm sorry, I really am." He apologized. I knew he was being sincere and so just nodded cooly.    "You should and I know you are. But this is also your in laws' fault and you and my sister were just checkers that unfortunately have been involved in their sinful and shameless plan." I glanced at my buddy, finding him tensing at my words. Before I could rub it in even more I stopped myself from talking and approached the door, gesturing Chunji to unlock it. As he did I turned around to face Luhan who was still looking guiltily at the floor. I sighed, I pitied him yes, but I didn't want him to be there if my sister was going to come back soon.    "Please just leave. Jieun's gonna be back soon and it would be better if she didn't see you."  As if on cue a loud squeal was heard from behind us and the last person I wanted to be there in that moment appeared in front of my eyes. I sighed cursing at my nonexistent luck.    "Byungnieeeee~" Jieun waved happily running towards me not at all bothered by her high heels and tight skirt. Still not noticing the figure that was back facing her, she threw herself on me as I gladly hugged her back twirling around and squeezing her tiny waist--wait. Had she lost weight?! She felt lighter than the last time I had held her, which had been four years before, and my arms had easily wrapped around her despite the thick coat she was wearing.    "I missed you~" She mumbled against my scarf holding tightly onto my shoulders. I smiled and patted her back feeling touched, Jieun hadn't ever been a cheesy person and if she said those things they really were full of sincerity and meant a lot, since it took her a big handful of courage to admit it.    "I missed you too...but hey, if I'm not here it doesn't mean you can loose weight! What the hell, you've lost at least ten pounds here! How much do you weight now? Like 40 pounds? What did I tell you before leaving? You have to at least weight 50 if not more! Why don't you listen to me uh?! This is not good for your health--hey why are you crying?" I inquired astonished. She was sobbing into my neck and I didn't know the reason of her sudden outburst but of course, as a brother, I was feeling worried sick. Not to add the fact that it wasn't like Lee Jieun to cry and show how in reality she was weak, contrary to what she was trying to make everyone believe.    "It's been hard Byunghun-ah..." She choked out as I glanced at Luhan, who was staring longingly at Jieun's back. There weren't any doubts that Jieun was talking about the break-up with the boy and the only thing I could do to show that in that moment I was right next to her and I would have taken care of her, was to grip onto her even more tightly whispering comforting words. I knew it had been hard for her, I knew that she still loved him and that her heart was still far from healing, after all she had been with Luhan for four years, and that surely wasn't a period of time you could forget so easily.    "It's okay Jieunie, I'll be here to protect you from now on..." I brushed her hair soothingly and threw a glance at her ex-fiancé, who was now looking both sorrowfully and longingly at my twin sister. I shook my head at him, signaling that it wasn't the time for Jieun to meet him yet and, though he nodded understandingly, I could see his shoulders deflating and his eyes loosing the little brightness they had left, hoping he would have met Jieun. But he technically had seen her, so he should have been happy just for that. It was already a big concession letting him stand there without punching him till he couldn't see anything but my fists, and he should have been grateful I had been understanding enough to actually politely talk to him, because no matter whose fault it was or who it had started from, he had undoubtedly cheated and hurt my sister, and for four long years at that. And oh boy if that was something unforgivable!  I watched his figure slowly and reluctantly retreating as Chunji waited patiently with the door swung open.    "Come on Jieunie, let's get in" I sugges