“Where’s your house?” Mingyu asked. They were walking slowly from the bus stop. It was late and Mingyu decided to walk her home. Mingyu had so much fun today. After having dinner, they continued their date to Yeouido Park, enjoying the evening view and riding bicycles together. Really, it had been a while he didn’t feel that happy. It had been a while as well that he finally came to the park again. He realized he didn’t have much time to just enjoy the beautiful scenery seen from the park. It was very pleasant. He also realized that the day was way more fun because she was with him. He could see that she finally got used to him, she started to talk about many things casually. He thought that she was comfortable with him, and he felt the same for her too. She was very understanding and friendly.   “It’s over there.” She replied.   “It’s quite far from your campus.” He commented.   “If you compare it to your house, it’s not that far.” She giggled.   He chuckled. “My house is really on the other side of the city.” He added. “You know where my house is?” he asked her, pretending not to expect any answer he didn’t know.   She looked at him. “Is it still the same house you lived when you’re in high school, right?”   “Yeah.” He replied.   “Then I know where it is.”   “You sure know everything about me.”   She giggled at this. “Of course~” she sang. “I knew it from girls of your fanclub during high school. You’re surely famous at school, don’t you realize that? ” They laughed together at this. It was so funny how she made jokes about her feelings for him. It didn’t seem like she thought of it as weird thing anymore. It was nice, it made her more comfortable around him.   He smiled at this. “Tell me things I don’t know, then.” He teased.   She smiled slightly. “Okay.” She looked like she was thinking hard. “Um, some of the girls often asked to boys in your class, asking about you, your favourite meals, things, anything. That’s one of the points how they got information about you. The rest, they collected them themselves.”   “My classmates never told me about that.” He commented, looking amazed as always.   “Of course~ the girls told them not to. Instead, the girls gave them drinks during lunch break.” She giggled at the memory. “It was sure so funny, also how they should run after they saw you coming closer. I have once followed the plan, and you almost caught us.”   “Oh, really?” he couldn’t help but smile widely.   She nodded. “You were walking and talking with some other guys from soccer club when we were gathering in front of your class. We quickly dismissed and hid before you saw us.” She added. “You didn’t remember that one, I guess?” she glanced at him.   His friends used to remind him some memories of high school during their reunion, but why he didn’t even remember a little thing she said to him now? They were memories he never involved in directly, but he was a part of those memories. He of course didn’t remember any of them. But by the way she explained it to him, he wished he could remember. He found himself not want the girl disappointed. Look at her, she looked so happy recalling the things she did during high school. He was sure it was not bad memories after all, but why did she want to forget him?   Even though he had known the answer, he still didn’t believe it. He believed nothing was impossible in this world, and now the fact that they finally met (and they went on a date today) and Mingyu felt something fluttering in his heart (yes, he admitted it, yes, he thought he had something for her, and he didn’t know why), he thought they had chance for being together. He thought so, but he still didn’t know what the future would bring.   “You remember it?” he found her asking him again.   He came back to his senses and smiled awkwardly. “A-ah, I don’t r