“Hello?” Trinity answered her phone as she closed the front door, after sending the kids to school. 
    “Hey, I’m free until 3pm; I was wondering if you wanted to get some breakfast with me somewhere,” Xiumin answered back. 
    “Yeah, that’s cool. Do you want to pick me up or meet me?” Trinity answered as Myungsoo walked downstairs. 
    “I’ll pick you up; you must be tired from moving in yesterday.”
    “No I’m fine, especially since you helped me so much,” Trinity blushed. “Pick me up in thirty minutes?”
    “Okay, I’ll see you soon.”
    “Okay bye.”
    “Bye.”
    Trinity turned to face Myungsoo, who was actually glaring at her the entire time, “What?”
    “Nothing,” Myungsoo shrugged then went into the study. 
    “Hey, what time did you come home last night?” Trinity asked as she followed. 
    “About 2am,” Myungsoo replied, now on the computer. 
    “You ate the food at two?” Trinity asked then mumbled. “No wonder why you’re so bloated.”
    “What?” 
    “Nothing,” Trinity smiled sweetly. “I’m glad you enjoyed my food.”
    “When did I say I enjoyed it?”
    “You scrapped the plate clean,” Trinity answered with a bit of sarcastic sweetness. “Anyway I got to go. See you.”
    “Yup.”
    Trinity made her way upstairs and got ready for her little outing with Xiumin. She hated to admit it but even though they were a good six years apart, Trinity started to like him a lot. Xiumin soon picked her up and they went out to eat brunch. They had a nice time talking about themselves and getting to know each other even more.  
    “So do you know anything else about my parent’s accident?” Trinity asked, cautiously. 
    “Oh… yes, well, we soon found out that it was a drunk driver who hit your parents. We’re just trying to figure out where he went after the accident and obviously who he is. Because he was so intoxicated, it seems as though he was almost asleep when he was driving. He probably got out of that accident with no fractures or broken bones; maybe a scratch. I would have to say he’s really lucky.”
    “Lucky him,” Trinity pouted her lips. 
    “Do you want me to stop?”
    “No, I’m okay. Go on.”
    “Well from what we can tell, his car barely got hit. The track marks show that your parents swerved to avoid hitting the car and ended up flipping their own car instead.”
    “I see,” Trinity said, trying to take in all the new information she got. 
    “I’m really sorry,” Xiumin placed his warm and gentle hand over hers. 
    “… Thank you,” Trinity finally said then sm