"I hate you umma! I hate you!" Joohyun cried before bursting out of the room. 

"Joohyun-ah! Wait!" The woman rushed to chase her daughter but failed. She was gone.

Seconds turned to minutes and minutes turned to hours. Joohyun hasn't returned. It's already six in the evening and the woman was worried, very worried.

So she went to the house a few blocks away and knocked on the door.

Seungwan went to get the door, "Good evening Imo, how may I help you?"

"Good evening Seungwan-ah, is Joohyun in there?"

"No Imo, she's not here. I was waiting for her since she said yesterday that she'll spend the afternoon here."

Tears run down the face of the woman. "We had a fight and she hasn't returned since she left a while ago. I'm sorry for bothering you, I'd go look for her."

The woman was about to go when she was stopped by Seungwan. "Imo, I'll go look for her. Let me just ask for permission from my umma. I'll bring back Joohyun unnie, I promise. You can just wait at your house."

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Seungwan looked everywhere, not losing hope when she didn't found the girl at the playground they used to play. She went to the park next and that's when she heard cries coming from above. She looked up and she saw Joohyun sitting on a tree branch.

"Yah, unnie! What are you doing there?"

"Seungwan-ah, help me!"

"Help with what?"

"I don't know how to climb down this tree."

"What are you, a cat?"

Seungwan looked at the branch, it wasn't that high up so she said, "Jump, I'll catch you." She stretched her arms.

"I'm scared."

"Don't be scared.