He regrets it, the fact that he ran away as soon as he saw her in that little rice-cake stall.

But what was he suppose to do? Stay there and let the world see him being smothered by a girl? Heck no! Besides there was this intimacy between them that he really did not want anyone to know about.

And to be honest, Ari scares him a little.

“Will you give it a rest? You’ve been pacing up and down the entire evening.” An annoyed voice grunted upstairs. It was his snobbish brother.

“If you are going to be pensive, go to your room. Why pace around near the door? What. Are you waiting for dad to turn up and be all fatherly to you? You know that only happens in fairy tales. So stop being such a spoilt little child and go to your room.”

Kai smiled a little. His brother was trying too hard.

“I feel sorry for your girlfriend. She has a jerk for a boyfriend.” He felt satisfaction course through him at the look his brother gave him. He loved the fact that he had found out his brother’s weakness- the only place he can poke where pain could be inflicted.

His older brother turned around followed by a loud slam of his door. Kai chuckled loudly to tick him off even further. This brotherly love they shared was just too precious.

But after a moment he remembers why he had been standing near the door for about three hours.

Ari!

If she turns up, he wanted to be the one to open the door and not his brother. He wanted to