Wook sneaks to the edge of the bed and launches an attack on a loose piece of paper, which turns out to be the receipt.

“Excuse me, Wook,” says Brian. “I need that receipt.”

Being the rascal that he is, despite becoming considerably better in his manner, the dog runs off. The boy chases after him, but Wook knows what to do whenever he does not want to be caught. He hides in corners and darts out at the speed of light.

“Guys, could I have some help please,” asks Brian aloud at last.

Knowing that all the members are out to stop him, however, causes Wook to be more mischievous than ever. He does not give in to treats, cuddles or any other form of bribery. The sesame Shiba Inu is intelligent. He knows how to frustrate them all just because he feels like it. At last, Dowoon manages to convince him.

“Wook, if you don’t give the paper back to Brian, I won’t be able to bring you out for sunrise walks anymore,” says the drummer solemnly. “Then you’ll be moping in here while I catch the sun.”

He is not called the sunrise dog for no reason. As his threat sounds unbearable, or at least, so it seemed to the members, he drops the receipt at Brian’s feet. At this, Jae carries him up to hug him as a thank you.

“You’re going to spoil him,” says Brian blankly.

“I think you meant to say thank you,” interjects Wonpil with a grin. “Anyway, what’s that paper all about?”

“… I printed out the photos the other day,” he admits, and noticing the excitement in their eyes, he knew that he would have to show them his unfinished collection.

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