I opened the box again. Hmm, perfect. Per to Sehun's idea, I stayed up all night to make these. Sehun told me he was a fan of them.

I put the cappucino and the little box on the tray. Taking a deep breath, I motioned myself towards Jongdae.

"Jongdae oppa..." I started. Surprisngly, the word came out easier than expected. "What? Can't you see that I'm busy?" He said, not taking his eyes off the laptop screen.

I quickly calmed myself. Relax. He's still angry with me. Be patient, Jae In. I put down the tray in front of him. "I made you these. Will you take a look first?"

Jongdae peeked from the corner of his eye. "I'm not interested." His fingers did not budge from the keyboard. My hopes are going down. He didn't even turn himself to face me. "Oppa..." I cooed for the second time.

"I said I don't want it! Give it to Sehun, Baekhyun or anyone. Don't you have anything else to do?" He barked. I bit the corner of my lip. He didn't even bother to look at it. I knew it. I shouldn't be too nice to him!

"Of course I do, that is not talking to you!" I grabbed my bag and headed out.

Arriving in front of the elevator, my head was already fuming. Ugh! I knew this was a bad idea. I shouldn't have listened to Sehun.

"Come on..." I pushed the button impatiently. Is the elevator not working? "Aish! Whatever!" I left the elevator and opted the emergency stairs instead.

"What does he thinks of himself? Kim Jongdae, are you that great? Why does such a person even exis- Aahh!" I screamed as I tumbled down the stairs midway. Eventually, my body landed on the cemented bottom of the stairs.

I opened my eyes. There were scratches on my arm. "That hurts..." I mumbled as I attempted to get up. Just then, a strong sensation of pain came rushing to my left ankle. "Ouch!" The feeling forced me to remain on the ground. I checked my ankle. Everytime I moved a muscle, it hurts so much. Damn. I think I sprained it.

"Help! Help! Is there anyone out there?" I shouted with all my might. My movement were restricted.

Bearing the pain, I scooted my body and leaned against the wall. The stair