Suyeon was standing on a chair pinning garland to the wall up near the ceiling. Doyeon was standing on the floor next to her, handing up the pins - and also ready to catch her if she fell. As leader, it was Suyeon's prerogative to decide she would be the one to stand on the chair, but Doyeon wouldn't have chosen to put her up there. Suyeon had a hard enough time not causing disaster when she was standing on the floor, so Doyeon tensed herself with every wobble, ready to catch her leader, or at least lower her more gently to the floor.   "I wish I could invite Moonbin to the party," Suyeon said.   "You know we can't do that," Doyeon reminded her. "If we invite Moonbin, we have to invite all of Astro, and there are potential problems if MJ is here for the party."   "I know why we can't do it," Suyeon said petulantly, "but it doesn't stop me from wishing things were different."   "I know," Doyeon said, "and I've already promised you I'll help you get to spend some time with Moonbin during the holidays."   Reaching the end of a piece of garland, Suyeon stepped down, sat down in the chair, and pulled Doyeon into her lap. "Are you sure this party is a good idea?"   Doyeon shook her head. "No, but it's the idea we've got."   Suyeon brushed a stray strand of Doyeon's hair out of her face. "Remind me again what's supposed to happen here."   Doyeon looked around and, seeing that none of the other members were around, said "By forcing Sei, Lime, and Lucy to spend several hours in close proximity, I'm hoping that things will reach some sort of a resolution for the Lime-Sei-Lucy love triangle."   "What kind of resolution?" Suyeon asked. "Because if you're looking for a huge fight, I think you'll get it."   "I'm not hoping for that, but it is possible." Doyeon admitted. "I'm hoping either Lucy will see how happy Sei and Lime are together and step out of the triangle or else Lime will see how much Lucy loves Sei and how great they'd be together and steps away. Either way, I'm hoping we'll be able to reduce some of the tension around here."   Doyeon stood up and handed Suyeon the end of the next piece of garland. Suyeon slid the chair a little further down the wall, climbed back up, and resumed hanging the garland.   "I just hope you're right," Suyeon said, "because if this goes wrong, I foresee it going wrong spectacularly."   "Then we'll just have to try to see to it that it doesn't go wrong," Doyeon said.   "Do you think we should make Alice aware of the situation?" Suyeon asked. "Maybe she could help.   Doyeon shook her head. "I'd considered that, but I think the fewer people know there is a plan, the less the chances that it'll slip out that there is a plan. The last thing we need is for one of the people in the triangle to figure out that there's an ulterior motive for this party. Especially Lime."   "Why especially Lime?"   "Because she won't see it as just trying to resolve the situat