Jungwoo was merely occupying some of his free times at his own house when suddenly someone called out for his name, "Kim Jungwoo!" The voice totally sounds familiar to him, but he knew he hated the person who's shouting his name. He despises him, to the moon and back.

The latter which was laying on the bed while playing SMTown Star on his phone, forcing himself to get up and went downstairs. It's mysterious how his voice could be heard all over the house; it wasn't like he used a speaker or anything.

Jungwoo took a lazy step down the stairs when the boy pulled his arms and dragged him to the living room before he knocked him into the cozy couch. But Jungwoo sure that the soft material that brush his pale skin couldn't make he felt worthier because he had the most annoying boy in the world, Choi Chanhee, his closest cousin, right in front of his eyes, "I heard that---" Jungwoo cut his words right away when he's about to declare something.

"If you're going to talk about Dongyeol being caught by Donghan last week. I was already over that, so strictly no throwback," He said as he snatched his phone out, unlocked it and tried to continue playing the game that he paused before Chanhee snatched it from his hand and threw it on another couch. Jungwoo glared at the boy as he let out an annoyed sigh, "What the hell do you want to know from me?" He gave up and decided to tell everything he want to know. Chanhee won't budge from the seat if he didn't get what he wanted. He will never.

"Well, I heard that Suji kissed Donghan," The statement came out from Chanhee totally wasn't going to make Jungwoo any moodier than this. He was literally replying to the question using his eyes, asking the boy to stop submitting him inappropriate question, "Tell me," Chanhee started to be all pouty, acting cute, forcing Jungwoo to talk about it.

Jungwoo heaved a sigh, "I don't want to talk about that, please?" He was begging the latter so that he stopped irritating him on things he didn't want to remember. The memories on Donghan kissed Suji is one of the scene he wished he could delete it from his mind; and now he's hoping for a delete button in his brain.

When Chanhee was about to add more fuel onto the fire, someone greeted him, "Chanhee," He rotated his head looking at the source of voice and automatically lips curved upwards, forming a broad smile. He withdrew to the middle-aged-woman and positions her into a hug.

Well it's not a really middle-aged when his mother and Jungwoo only had a 12-years old difference from each other. That's why many people envied it, because Jungwoo got a young mother. Both of their parents got married when his mother only 17 years old and his father at the age of 22 years old. The reason was easy, family business.

But somehow Jungwoo is glad because his family never force him to accomplish anything and the attention given by his parents are more than enough for him. Just, he wasn't really devoted with them, since they barely got a chance to have a proper conversation.

"It has been a long time," He said to the woman, and she let out a small chuckle.

Jungwoo levelled his eyes, "You come here every week, Chanhee, stop being too clingy," He complained, "That's my mother, not yours, hope you could always remember that," Jungwoo claimed as he looked at the two lovey-dovey couple ahead of him.

"But she's my aunt!" Chanhee wrapped his arms around hers as he tilted his head onto her shoulders.

Jungwoo's mother ruffled the boy's hair as she turned her attention towards his solitary son, Kim Jungwoo, "Jungwoo," She softly called out for his name. Jungwoo raised both of his eyebrows waiting for the next words from the woman, "Invite all your friends to the house tonight. I want to prepare something for all of you," She claimed.

The latter frowned, "But why?" He curiously asked. "It's your birthday, dear. Did you even forget about your birthday?" The woman notified him and Jungwoo could only flashed a sheepish smile as the answer.

Right, it's his birthday. It's such a petty thing that he forgot his own birthday when he celebrated it every year.

Jungwoo went to take his phone on the other couch and took a look at his notification. Nothing. Did they perhaps forget about his birthday because the things that happened last week? Plus, there's a lot of problems arose lately, and they didn't spend so much time together.

He had heaved a sigh of frustration before a call disrupted his emotion. Jungwoo frowned to see Dongyeol's name appeared on the screen. Well, Dongyeol never really call him unless he got an emergency so that's mean. Damn, is it something about Suji?

He directly responded to the call and places the phone onto his ears, "Hey, what's up?" And all he could hear was the sound of a boy sobbing. , there's undoubtedly something going wrong over there. A minute of silence between them enough to kill Jungwoo. He demands for the answer, "Lee Dongyeol, stop crying and tell me what is happening?"

Dongyeol relaxed himself and started to talk, "Su----Suji," He stuttered.

"What happened to Suji?"

"She's been hospitalized," Dongyeol said and that's it. Jungwoo could feel that his heart sunk into the deepest of the sea upon listening to the heartbreak news. This is why he had an uneasy feeling ever since the moment he woke up from the sleep. Something was going to happen. He knew it.

"I'll be right there in no time," Jungwoo said and ended the call in hurry. He went to his room; grabbed his sweater, car key and also wallet. 

When he was about to leave, someone halted him by holding onto his arms. Jungwoo turned the other way and furrowed his eyebrows, "Are you sure that wasn't a prank since it's your birthday?" Chanhee asked.

That statement made Jungwoo thought for a while but no. It's not going to stop him from going and see Suji. He wouldn't guess anything unless he sights it with both of his own eyes. Jungwoo shrugged as he snapped his hand from Chanhee's firm grip and went outside before he turned the engine on for his sports car.

Jungwoo started to operate the car, speeding up towards the hospital where Suji was hospitalized, "It's better be a prank," He mumbled as he increased the speed he had at the moment, in hope that he could reach to the hospital in no time.
 

"Lee Suji!" Jungwoo rushed himself to the girl who was laying on the bed with her leg wrapped with bandage. His eyes widened to witness it, "What the hell happened to you?" And now he shifted his attention to the boy beside Suji whom tightly holding onto her hand.

Suji chuckled to see Jungwoo's over-reaction, well somehow it's good to see this side of Jungwoo sometimes. It showed how much he cares for her, and that's more than enough for Suji. To know that Jungwoo genuinely cared for her.

Dongyeol pouted with tears left on his cheeks. The thing currently was, Suji didn't even cry when she got hurt but Dongyeol... He cried like there's no tomorrow and only calm himself down when Suji threats him saying she will expose those ugly pictures if he didn't stop crying.

"She fell from the ladder when she was trying to----" Suji quickly put her hand over Dongyeol's lips to restrict him from talking. Jungwoo looked at the twin with a clueless expression, "Let me go, I can't breathe," Dongyeol held onto his twin's hand as he's begging her to let him go because she's literally suffocating him.

But all he could see, Suji was staring at Jungwoo with a really radiant smile plastered on her face. Sigh, you couldn't make your feelings look obvious than that, Lee Suji. Dongyeol had those in his mind, "I'