"Changkyun's book, entry #3563   We have no word to say. We can't decide anything. We're the victims of this situation. But our brotherly love keeps us on going. I still think about you and miss you, hyung."   Changkyun closed his small book and placed it under his pillow then closed his eyes. For some reason, he had trouble sleeping. All he saw was him. He stood up and quietly went out of the house, careful not to wake his siblings up. He stepped out of his house and looked around. No one. He started walking, without really knowing where he was going. He just walked.   "Changkyunie ?" He heard. He turned around and saw Jooheon standing a meter away from him.   "Hyung !" Changkyun smiled and ran to him.   "What are you doing up this late ?" Jooheon asked.   "I had trouble sleeping. What about you ?" Changkyun asked.   "Oh, me too..." Jooheon lied.    "Are you going home now ?" Changkyun asked.   "No I was about to go to the cemetery. Wanna come with me ?" Jooheon said. Changkyun nodded. The two reached the cemetery in no time. Jooheon exactly knew the path to his sister's grave. They both sat and leaned against a tree next to the grave. Jooheon ran his fingers against the cold rock.   "In loving memory of Lee Suji, gone too soon."   "Do you still miss her, hyung ?" Changkyun asked. Jooheon smiled.   "There's not a minute when I don't think about her." Jooheon replied. Changkyun stayed silent.   "I still remember... she came to me, the day before sh