"Hey, Jaehee, I'm really sorry." Seungyoon kept following Jaehee around the house, pleading about not understanding much about leaving her at school yestreday. Well, it was actually Jaehee's fault, but of course, guys always have to be the one to apologize.

"Tell that to my missing ID," Jaehee replied without looking. She was going everywhere around the house, hoping that her missing ID might just be around the house.

"Does the school even care if we wear IDs or not?" 

Jaehee inhaled deeply and sighed slowly. She stopped inside the kitchen. "Seungyoon, I don't know. I already have two weeks of community service for something I didn't do on purpose. And I won't be taking risks on not wearing my ID anymore."

Ricky came in just in time in the kitchen and heard what they were talking about. "Oh, don't worry, noona. They don't care about IDs."

Jaehee whipped her head toward the young boy. She raised an eyebrow. "You sound sure."

Ricky shrugged. "Of course I am. I don't wear my ID to school. And no one's giving me a beating about it."

Jaehee took that moment to recall whether Ricky really wasn't wearing any IDs to school.

"I can't remember you not wearing your ID?" Seungyoon said.

Ricky took a bread from the toaster after it dinged. "Because you, hyung, are not that observant enough." He was pointing the bread at Seungyoon.

Seungyoon blinked. "Wow, I really can't remember." Then he turned to Jaehee. "Well, then, woman, that's the least of your problems. So, could you forgive me now?"

Jaehee just shook her head and walked out.

Seungyoon and Ricky exhanged looks. "Girls."

After Ricky ate, and after Jaehee found all her things, and after Seungyoon found his keys to his car, they were ready to go to school. Chaerin had her own car and was off to her own, and Minho didn't have his class that day.

Upon arriving at school, they were quickly surprised with the amount of students huddled inside the campus quadrangle. Well, specifically, they were ALL female students.

"Hey, what's happening?" Jaehee asked.

"Shouldn't you be there, too?" Seungyoon asked in reply.

Jaehee frowned. "I was already considering to forgive you."

Seungyoon smiled cheekily. "Just kidding."

"Wait, is that Lee Byunghun at the center? Is he starting a pep rally for girls?"

Jaehee turned to him. "Lee Byunghun? Who's that?"

"Wow, you don't know him? Don't most girls swoon over him? He's very popular among the girls."

"Well, he's not known to me."

"Let's just go, guys," Seungyoon said and ushered them forward. They tried to move ahead, but Jaehee's ears suddenly perked up.

"...if anyone knows where Ahn Jaehee is, please tell me, would you?"

The three of them froze. Jaehee exhanged looks with the two, and their attention was back to the huddled school girls, with Lee Byunghun at the center. "Did... did he just say my name?"

"He's looking for you?" Ricky asked.

"Jaehee..." Seungyoon spoke slowly and pointed towards