“YOU know that I love like a brother, right?” Sungmin was trying to ease Donghae into his role. “The church wedding won't be until next year. So you will have more time to get used to her...again.” he still confused as to how Ninz and Donghae became astranged. They were getting along famously in Boracay. But when they went back to Korea, Donghae would wince whenever he mentioned his girlfriend's bestfriend.

“I don't want to get used to her. She's a splinter that you have not allowed me to remove. She was in every freaking concert that your girl attended. I had to her since the other guys found her too exhausting to be around. She thought she was my girlfriend when she still wasn't...” And she cheated on me when she already was. He never told Sungmin that the maid of honor for this wedding broke his heart. He didn't admit it to anyone, not even himself for a very long time. So he didn't want to see her or talk to her. Least of all, he didn't want to play guide to the one girl he didn't want to share a cab ride with.

“Look, we are older now. You are wiser. You can handle her.” Donghae was living a more low-key life than his other friends. He was, for all intensive purposes, a local soccer coach. He teaches Music as well. He remembers that his father loved music so much that he was influenced by him. So he built a music school for children who didn't have money for music lessons. He doe