Yuri's eyes fluttered open to reveal Seokjin's figure entering the room from the kitchen. She whimpered softly, only remembering migraines and crying and yelling and fighting. And she called him last night, but all that answered was the dreaded sound of his voicemail. Hey, this is Seokjin, and I'd love-

You, Yuri, she told herself as she ended the call before the voicemail could finish.

And now he was right there, unaware that she was awake, pacing back and forth. He sighed and put his face in front of hers, and Yuri kept her eyes closed so he would think she was still passed out. "Yuri, don't do this to me. I want you to be okay," he whispered.

"Why?" she asked softly, opening her eyes. Jin smiled hopefully and sat back on his knees.

"Finally. I thought you'd never wake up," he said playfully, hiding his nervous look by looking away.

"Jin, why are you here?" Yuri questioned painfully, sitting up and wincing loudly as she held her head.

"Oh, don't do that, you'll hurt yourself."

"Jin, I'm being serious," she said, leaning her arms over her knees. "Why are you here?"

Jin bit his lip and looked at the floor. "Because JungKook called me and told me you fainted, and that maybe it would be a good idea to see you."

"Please go," Yuri whispered, tears appearing in her eyes.

"Yuri, this is so ing stupid! You're acting like an idiot!"

"Get the hell out, Jin. I don't want to see you."

And suddenly, closed up with tears at the previous night's memories. "Yuri, I'm not leaving. You're sick and-"

"I know I am, and I don't want to get you sick," she interrupted him as she squeezed her eyes shut.

"You're not gonna get me sick. I'm fine. And we both know that's not why you don't want me here."

There was a long moment of pause as Yuri raised her head and looked into Jin's eyes. "Jin, do you like me?" She asked in a hushed tone.

"Of course I do," he assured her, scooting forward on his knees and slipping his hand in with hers.

"Then why did we have to have to fight last night? Because I like you, too, and I don't want to fight," she whimpered. Jin sighed and held her hand tighter.

"Because when two people love each other, they want to know the other cares. And sometimes, stupidly simple questions turn into annoyed answers, and then they're both fighting," he explained.

"I'm sorry, Jinnie."

"No, you shouldn't be apologizing. Really, it's mostly my fault. I'm sorry for being a jerk," he replied.

"Okay, I forgive you," she returned in a shaky voice, finally holding his hand.

Later, Yoona was already