"Admiring someone is something, but to like someone is another thing. I like you. Do you like me?"

He didn't know how it started, when he found himself falling head over heels for her. At first it was only because of her beautiful face, and then he started paying attention, to every little thing she does, to every little detail of her. Her bright smile she always had on her beautiful face, her flawless figure, her harmonious voice and her cheerful personality. He admired her.

At first it was only out of pure curiosity, she could swear. But then, she finds his character odd, or interesting, she would say. He stands out from all the people around him, she thought, with his strict upbringing and his taciturnity. Seeing him alone almost 98% of the time made her want to be his company. Her only motive was to know more and killed her curiosity, nothing more. But we all know that's not true. Even if she didn't realize it, she also admired him.

Sooyeon was a well-known girl in her school, even though not so popular. She has a talent in fine arts, and was known partly because of it. She was bright and outgoing, witty and kind, the things that made people fond of her. But other than that, she had a curiosity that could kill a lion. She paid attention to every little thing around her, and doesn't like to miss out on a challenge. She finds everything interesting.

Gikwang, on the other hand, was quite the contrary. He was also popular though, only, he was known for being the uncanny, the freak. He was quiet most of the time, and was very smart, not to mention handsome. It's only that he doesn't socialize, rides a big motorcycle, and spends his time in the middle of the school's flower garden with a sketchbook, a cigarette and a can of coffee.

One thing that they had in common was their love for arts and drawing–and their admiration towards each other. Seeing that they always had their backs facing one another, and too much of a distance to overcome, through sketches were they only able to communicate.

Like people always say, a picture's worth a thousand word. It speaks of hidden feelings, mad fantasies, and a painful longing for one's love.