"I'll be paying for our meal now. Do you want to watch?" Wendy asked.   Irene imagines something .   "Why are you blushing?"   "Huh? Uh.. I guess it's the weather. Let's go," said Irene.   They both entered the dark room again.   "I'm so glad to finally got a friend you could go places with. Learn to enjoy life more, Wendy. You won't be young forever," said Mrs. Han.   Wendy nods.   "Do you sing too?" Mrs. Han asked Irene.   "I..guess so." Irene answered.   "Then one duet song is enough."   "Does it means Wendy was planning to sing for her to pay for our meal? Now it makes more sense!" Irene finally felt relieved.   "But I never sang with anyone before," said Wendy.   "That's why I want you to do it now. I want to be the first person to hear you sing with someone else," said Mrs. Han.   "Do you sing that well for her to say that," asked Irene.   "I won't be working as a singer without knowing how to sing," said Wendy.   Irene and Wendy went to the corner to talk about the song they will sing and which lines will each other sing.   "We'll start now," said Wendy.   Mrs. Han nods with a smile.   Wendy starts with the first line. Wendy's worries about Irene's ability to sing suddenly disappeared as soon as Irene started singing.   Wendy smiles at her, wanting to tell her she does it well.   They looked into each other's eyes while singing the sweetest lines the song they chose has.   Irene touches her left chest and Wendy does the same. Everyone thought they did that to show some more emotion. But they actually both felt their hearts racing and they wanted to stop it, but both their hearts raced even more as they watch each other. The song ended but their hearts stayed the same. They stayed at the same spot and did the same thing; look into each other's eyes.   Mrs. Han clapped her hands, a reason for them both to get back to reality.   "What was that feeling?" They both asked themselves.   Without them knowing and even noticing, th