[CONTENTID1]L[/CONTENTID1][CONTENTID2]ee Seokmin doesn’t like Kim Yulhee, and he doesn’t even know the reason why. He always feels out of place when teacher paired them together in project like, can’t the teachers see?! They are too awkward alone and sometimes the quiet Wonwoo snickered at him.

But they are actually a reflection of the others. Both of them are social butterfly, a walking sunshine, also close to opposite . But then damn, they get awkward right away when facing each other alone.

“Lee Seokmin!”

It’s a fine evening, he’s ready to go home after his basketball practice when her high-pitched voice yells his name. Grunting lowly, Seokmin turned his body and finds her jog toward his direction.

“Do you know, erm… where Hansol is?”

Choi Hansol is one of the popular freshmen (he has swag on playing basketball) but of course Kim Yulhee befriends all the male juniors too.

“I think he’s still stuck in the line to shower.”

“Oh.” She looks troubled. Seokmin should just let her be, because, that’s what supposed to do, right?

“Well, I’m going now.”

He doesn’t her reply as slowly getting further away from her.

“Wa-wait!”

He’s annoyed and he doesn’t even hide it when facing her again. But, her cheeks redden? It unknowingly makes him guilty. He grimaces, trying not to frown too much.

“What is it?”

“Hansol said you lived in the same neighbor area. Can, can you please deliver this to him?”

He’s so close to snicker at the plain white envelope she hands to him. A love letter? So old-fashioned. Doesn’t she know the benefit of having smart phone? But aside from that, sending letter to Choi Hansol? Aren’t they close close? Can’t she gather her bravery and confess right to Choi Hansol’s face?

“Uhm, I’m sorry if this burdens you. On s