A young man quickly ran by the bus stop to take shelter from the hard pouring rain.

  'Aisht. Of all days that I'd forget my umbrella, why does it have to be today? Suho, you pabo.' He sighed and wiped his arms with his handkerchief as he made a clicking sound with his tongue.   He continued doing this until he saw, through the corner of his eyes, someone stirred near him. Suho jumped because of surprise and saw a young lady sitting by the end. She was burying her face on her backpack and was hugging it tightly. Suho swore he heard her sniffing.   'She's a... Person, isn't... She?'   The thunder roared again and a flash of lightning was seen. Suho heard the girl gasped.   'Okay, she's real. Hmm. To ask or not to ask? Aigoooo. Now or never. Do good things, Suho.'   "Hey, are you okay?" Suho asked as he approached the girl who was trembling in fear. He gently tapped her shoulder as she slowly lifted her head and their eyes met. Tears were already falling from her eyes but despite her current state...   'She still looks so beautiful... AISH SUHO FOCUS! What are you thinking at this time?!' He sighed and absentmindedly scratched his nape.   Another set of thunder and lightning were heard and seen and the girl, again, had buried her face on her rucksack.   His eyes gone wide and that's when he realized that the girl might have been afraid of the thunderstorm.   Suho removed his jacket and wrapped it around the girls's shoulders. He searched for his headphones inside his bag and placed it on her ears. She lifted her head again and got surprised with what he did. Suho smiled at her and sat beside her. She wiped her tears and looked back at him.   "Thank you." She whispered. Suho just nodded and flashed another sweet smile.   Again, the thunder roared and this took the girl with intense surprise that she suddenly grabbed him and buried her face on his chest. Her grip on his polo was so tight, he can't even move. She was crying all over again and as he felt that he has no choice, he hugged her instead.   Suho started rubbing her back gently and hummed an unknown tune to her. He felt her relaxed a bit under his embrace and he continued tapping her back as if she was a little kid. The rain poured harder and Suho was thankful that at least the shelter was large enough for them not to get wet.   They stayed like that for a while until the rain turned into showers and there was no more thunder and lightning.   The girl started sitting up straight and removed the headphones. Then she had notice his polo and looked at it flabbergastingly.   "Oh no. I'm so sorry. I've ruined your clothes." She said as she wiped her tears again. Suho chuckled and offered her a clean hanky.   'Good heavens I always bring an extra. You really don't know when you'll catch a cold. Hehe. Ugh. Umbrella... But on a second thought...'   She took the handkerchief and