Suyeon came out of the shower to find Sei waiting for her.   "There you are!" Sei exclaimed. "So glad you're not one of those girls who takes forever in the shower. Go wait for me in my room, and as soon as I've grabbed a quick shower I'll be in to start your makeover."   "But what about -" Suyeon began.   "Lua's agreed to hang out in the common room until I'm done with your makeover. She's fine."   "And what about -" Suyeon began again.   "I'll bring your dinner in when I come to start your makeover. Now just go relax and I'll be there in a few minutes."   As she relaxed on Sei's bed, reading a fashion magazine that she'd found there, Suyeon found herself wondering where all of this was going. She knew why she had agreed to the bet, but why had Sei offered her the bet in the first place? Was Doyeon right, and Sei felt the same about Suyeon as Suyeon felt about her? If so, wasn't this kind of a roundabout way to go about it?   Between the large amount of her attention occupied by her questions and the much smaller part occupied by the magazine, the next thing she knew, Sei was standing in the doorway carrying 2 plates of food.   "Hi there!" she called out. "I hope you don't mind - it was Rina's turn to fix dinner tonight."   Suyeon rolled her eyes. "Kim chi fried rice?"   Sei nodded. "She swears she's learning a second dish, but hasn't quite gotten the hang of it yet."   Sei kicked the door shut and came and sat on the bed by Suyeon. Handing her one of the plates and a pair of chopsticks, she said "This will be nice. I feel like I know all the other members, but you're always so very busy that even after all this time you're still kind of a mystery to me."   Suyeon laughed as stirred the fried rice with her chopsticks. "There's really not much of a mystery," she said. "I like to sing and dance. I like basketball and field hockey. I like to play piano. I like to draw even though I'm terrible at it."   "Yeah, yeah, yeah. And yo