"KAI BAI BO!!!" Hye-jin found herself screaming with her unnies. They had gotten all their belongings moved into their new home, their home for the next few unknown years. It was a three bedroom with one full bathroom, a decent sized living room, and a kitchen to follow. Two of the bedrooms had bunk beds in them and then there was the master bedroom. That room had the most closet space plus a single twin sized bed. It was a room that everyone wished to claim and at first Hye-jin thought Hyuna should take the room as leader. But Hyuna made it clear that just because she was the leader, it didn't mean that she was going to automatically take the master bedroom. So here stood five women in the middle of their living room, in a circle, throwing their hands down in an intense game of kai-bai-bo.

"DAMN!" Byul-yi shouted out. Her paper was met with scissors from Hye-jin, Hyuna, and Ju-hyun. Seul-gi had thrown down rock which caused her to screech out in panic. Both Byul-yi and Seul-gi were out of the running for the master bedroom. 

"Out of the circle, losers!" Hye-jin teased.

Byul-yi and Seul-gi both stepped back out of the circle. The atmosphere in the living room light-hearted but also intense. The two losers watched closely as Ju-hyun, Hyuna, and Hye-jin restarted the match. 

"KAI BAI BO!!!" The three screamed, throwing their hands down. Hye-jin dramatically dropped to her knees, her arms flying up in the air as her rock was met with two papers by her unnies. Byul-yi playfully pushed Hye-jin in the back with her foot gently. Seul-gi hopping up and down on her feet as she laughed in giddy glee from the loss of the maknae.

"Get out of the circle, loser!" Seul-gi teased.

"YAH!!!" Hye-jin yelled out as Byul-yi tucked her arms under Hye-jin's armpits and dragged her backwards out of the circle. It was now finally between the two oldest of the group. Who would win the bragging rights to the master bedroom? 

"KAI BI BO!!!" Ju-hyun and Hyuna shouted out. 

Hye-jin, Byul-yi, and Seul-gi watched with anticipation. The girls huddling together to watch the two unnies results. Hye-jin personally hoped that Hyuna could win the room for herself since she was the leader. Even though she really wanted the room for herself; But the results ended up being Ju-hyun who won the rights to the master bedroom. All the girls threw their arms in the air as they call let out shouts of surprise. They then dog piled Ju-hyun and tickled her sides. 'HERSTORY' had managed to develop close relationships quickly but it was probably due to their mutual tastes on what their concept and purpose was as a group. Hye-jin found it easy to become close to Byul-yi and Hyuna due to their open and honest natures. Seul-gi and Hye-jin shared a common interest in foods and Hye-jin found Ju-hyun to be such a chic unnie. 

"Alright! Now who will share rooms with whom?" Ju-hyun asked with a smile of victory.

"I suggest we pick by drawing names!" Hyuna proposed.

"Yah! Lets just play another game of Kai Bi Bo." Byul-yi said, she wanted to get at least one win.

"Alright, that works too." Hyuna said with a shrug. The remaining four formed a circle, their fists raised in the air as they shout out the common phrase. Hye-jin and Hyuna both threw down paper, while Byul-yi threw down scissors, and Seul-gi threw down rock. It was settled, Hyuna and Hye-jin would share a room and Seul-gi and Byul-yi would share the other room. All the members grabbed hold of their suitcases and moved into their respective spaces. The excitement from the game soon turned into a calm in the dorm as each and everyone worked on unpacking their belongings. Hye-jin didn't bring too much. She brought three suitcases with her clothing, her makeup kit, a photo album filled with photos of her family and Whee-in, her personal hygiene products, her pillows, a large big blue blanket, and her journal. These were the items that were most important to her when she had to decide on what to bring from home. She glanced over at Hyuna who seemingly brought way more things than her. 

"Do you want the top bunk or the bottom bunk?" Hye-jin asked her. 

Hyuna looked at her maknae and pointed to the bottom bunk, "The bottom one. I tend to go to the bathroom a lot at night. I hope you don't mind!" 

"I don't mind." Hye-jin said in a soft tone. 

She really didn't mind. It didn't matter if it was top or bottom bunk, at least she had a bed to sleep in. Hye-jin had recalled many groups who shared they didn't have beds and had to sleep on mats on the floor. Hye-jin had switched to sleeping on floor mats when she moved to her grandparents' home, after her parents' divorce. Hye-jin's grandmother had scolded her for complaining about sleeping on the floor. Hye-jin couldn't help it at the time, she was used to sleeping in the bed and having her own room. At her grandmother's home, she had to share the room with both her grandparents and mom. Although her grandmother scolded her for complaining, Hye-jin's mother tried to provide her with the utmost comfort.  She had realized how difficult the divorce might've been for Hye-jin, she constantly reassured her daughter and soon enough, Hye-jin stopped her complaining.

Hye-jin smiled from the memory and felt a small pang in her chest. She was missing her grandparents and mother already. She wanted to give them a call but she could only sigh as she realized she won't have her phone for an unknown period of time. Hye-jin didn't have it in her to sit around and mope, she turned around in the small room and smiled at Hyuna. 

"Do you need help unpacking?" She asked. 

"Hm?! Oh, no. You have your own things to unpack! Lets just turn on some music." She said with a smile. Hyuna walked across the room and placed a blue tooth speaker on the dresser that was already there for them. The dresser was tall and had 5 drawers. Hye-jin figured that Hyuna could take the top three and that she would take the bottom 2 and the closet. Hye-jin had managed to count Hyuna's bags and she seemingly had about 5 that were filled with clothes. Hye-jin smiled as upbeat music begun to play and she got to work on unpacking with her unnie. The two worked in a quiet yet comfortable silence, the music taking over the room as they worked on unpacking their clothes and putting them up. Hyuna had agreed with Hye-jin's idea to put her own clothes in the top three drawers. They managed to split the tiny closet with their clothes that needed hanging. 

Hye-jin was a bit surprised when Hyuna left the room and came back with a red chest. She opened up the chest to reveal her wide collection of shoes and floor shoe racks. Hye-jin didn't even think to bring all of her shoes. She only brought the essentials such as sneaks, running shoes, shoes for dance practice, black pumps for events, and slippers. She took a mental note to figure out a way to get the rest of her shoe collection to her new home. 

As the day went by, the five members of HERSTORY found themselves growing hungry. It was around 6PM when Byul-yi called for everyone to come to the living room. They had a simple black couch in the living room and a glass coffee table. There wasn't even a TV or computer. Without their cell phones, all five of them felt extremely bored after unpacking. Seul-gi did manage to bring a Nintendo Switch but only two people could play at once and the screen was too small for all five of them to watch the game. Ju-hyun had brought books and offered them to the others to read if they felt like it. Hye-jin wasn't a big fan of reading so she kindly turned down the offer. Hyuna, thankfully, brought some snacks for them to eat so the five of them sat in a circle on the ground in the living room and carefully passed around the bag of tteok-beokki chips. 

"What do they expect us to do?" Seul-gi asked.

"They expect us to talk to each other and bond... While we starve." Hye-jin said.

"Hey! I just thought of something, how are we supposed to get a ride for ourselves to go to the studio tomorrow?" Hyuna asked. 

"Waah! That was what I was thinking but I didn't want to complain." Sun-young said as she shoved a chip into .

"Do you think that someone will come by to visit us?" Ju-hyun asked.

"What if we get in trouble for eating these snacks?" Seul-gi asked with concern in her voice. 

"We'll keep it a secret between all of us." Byul-yi said with a wink as she wrapped her arms around Seul-gi.

Hye-jin reached for the bag and took another tteok-beokki chip. She hummed in delight as the salty, spicy, savory chip coated her taste buds. She was going to definitely miss eating snacks like these. She groaned softly as she thought about how she will miss eating ramyeon and fried fish cakes. She looked at each of her unnies and spoke up.

"What are your favorite foods?" 

"Pork belly! It is so good." Hyuna said.

"I absolutely love fried dumplings. Especially the ones my mom make." Seul-gi said as she hugged her knees to her chest.

"I can eat anything besides chicken. I'm not comfortable with chicken." Ju-hyun shared. 

"I really can and will eat anything especially chicken." Byul-yi shared.

"Speaking of food, who here is a good cook?" Hyuna asked.

"I am." Hye-jin said.

"I think I'm an okay cook." Ju-hyun shared.

"We should have a cooking contest to see who will be the cook." Seul-gi suggested.

"Oh! That's a great idea. Hopefully we will get food tomorrow." Byul-yi said.

All five of the girls turned their heads when they heard the sound of their door buzzer. They all pushed themselves off the ground and raced towards the door. Hyuna got to the door first and checked the digital camera screen. It was their manager, Choi Jung-hee, at the door with a cart that was piled up with groceries. Hyuna opened the door and Byul-yi instantly offered to help their manager as she dragged the cart filled with groceries inside.

"You came just in time! Ah, you're saving us from our intense hunger." Seul-gi said with a wide grin. 

Hye-jin's heart raced slightly with panic. They had all left their snacks on the coffee table where they were all sitting in a circle. Byul-yi tried her best to distract Manager Jung-hee from seeing the snack table as Ju-hyun and Seul-gi walked and moved in a direction that hid the table from the woman's sight. Hyuna remained quiet as Byul-yi managed to get Manager Jung-hee into the kitchen. Hye-jin couldn't help but notice the way Manager Jung-hee came off as cold and stoic. She didn't give them the same cheerful greeting, that they gave her. In all honesty, it really seemed as if Manager Jung-hee didn't even want to be there. Hye-jin just tried to chalk it up to shyness as they all gathered in the kitchen, besides Seul-gi who was quickly and quietly trying to clean up the evidence of their unhealthy snacks. 

"Manager-nim, thank you for bringing us our groceries." Hyuna said with a bow. The rest of the group followed along with their leader. Seul-gi sneakily slid into the kitchen next to her members to bow as well. Hye-jin expected a smile out of Manager Jung-hee but it was not give. Manager Jung-hee simply gave a cold head nod as they all moved to empty the bags and put the food away. The girls exchanged awkward eye glances as they put the food away, it was unspoken, but all of them agreed that Manager Jung-hee was freaking them out. 

"I have some things to tell you five, so listen up." Manager Jung-hee said in a cold tone.

All five of them paused and turned to give their full attention to their manager. Hye-jin found herself standing at the front with Hyuna. She felt someone holding the back of her shirt as they waited for Manager Jung-hee to speak. The room felt intense and full of suspense. Byul-yi's usually charming personality was mute as she stood behind Hyuna. Seulg-gi's hands gripped onto the back of Hye-jin's shirt. Ju-hyun tried her best to keep a smile on her face. Manager Jung-hee drew the moment out as she pulled out her phone and scrolled through it for a moment. Hye-jin was starting to feel annoyed, a dragon rising up in her chest. How dare this woman come here and intimidate them and not speak? She thought to herself. She moved forward a bit, her chest sticking out as she watched their seemingly rude manager. But Hye-jin felt Hyuna's hand around her wrist, she glanced at her unnie as she gave it squeeze. It was as if she was telling Hye-jin to not make the mistake of speaking up.

Manager Jung-hee let out an annoyed sigh, she looked up from her phone, with a roll of her eyes as she looked at the five girls in front of them. Hye-jin tried to calm down the building annoyance in herself. 

"Your schedule for tomorrow will begin at 6 AM. You will be introduced to your debut song along with the four other songs that will be on your debut mini-album, there will also be vocal lessons and the choreographer will be there to teach your choreography. We typically do choreography with the end product of the song recorded but for some reason the choreographer only has tomorrow to teach you the dance. So learn quickly or you will not debut. After she teaches you the dance then some recordings will be made. You'll most likely be at the company tomorrow until late into the night." 

The five of them nodded as they listened to Manager Jung-hee's deadpan tone. It seemed it took a monstrous amount of effort for this woman to speak. Hye-jin figured she wasn't married and must've lived a dull life. She then wondered if the woman was treating them like this because she could possibly be jealous. Whatever it was, Hye-jin wanted to speak up but she kept silent as she continued. 

"Here is the phone that all of you will share. Who is the leader?" Manager Jung-hee asked she pulled a black flip phone out of her pocket. Hye-jin would've laughed if Manager Jung-hee wasn't such a buzzkill. They all eyed the flip phone as the woman held the phone out for Hyuna to grab. Hyuna quickly stepped forward and grabbed the phone from her hand. She bowed her head and gave a quick thank you, she then rejoined Hye-jin's side with the small and historic phone in her hand. 

"The phone only has 2,500 minutes on it for this month. You only have a limit of 200 texts and that includes incoming and sending. If you girls run out of your minutes and text amount before next month then there will be punishment."

With that Manager Jung-hee seemed satisfied with what she had shared with the girls. She left with her now empty cart and didn't bother to wait for questions. The five of them followed her to the door and bid her a farewell. Hyuna then closed the door behind their cold Manager and turned to face the rest. Hye-jin already knew she had to use the phone. She really wanted to speak to Whee-in and call her mother as well. But her unnies also wanted to use the phone as well, the girls all eyed the device in Hyuna's hand. 

"I need to make a phone call to my mother." Ju-hyun said quickly.

"Me too." Seul-gi and Byul-yi echoed. 

Hyuna looked at the phone in her hand and back at her group members. Hye-jin noticed how her leader probably felt cornered by the four of them so she stepped forward and turned her back on Hyuna to look at her desperate unnies.

"Unnies, we all probably need to make phone calls but we shouldn't corner Hyuna like this." 

"Ah, so-sorry." Seul-gi said. 

The rest of the girls backed up and sat down around the coffee table in the middle of their empty living room. Hyuna walked over and sat down as well. The five of them all sat in silence as they all thought about the people they needed to call. The groceries were still sitting on the counter in the kitchen, not fully put away yet. 

"As leader... I think that we should be smart about using this phone. We only have 2,500 minutes of call time for this whole month. I think that we should only call our parents or grandparents." Hyuna said, she kept the phone in her hand as if she was afraid to set it down. 

"I have a feeling that Manager Jung-hee won't be calling us." Byul-yi commented. 

"2,500 minutes divide by 5... Gives the each of us 500 minutes of call time." Seul-gi said. 

"That is 8 hours.... For the each of us." Ju-hyun said with a head nod. 

They all looked to Hyuna as they came to this conclusion. Hyuna's eyes shifted a bit as she tried to think of what was fair. She looked at each and everyone of her members then glanced at Hye-jin. Hye-jin's heart was racing, she would be okay if she could talk to her parents but she really wanted to talk to Whee-in as well. She thought about possibly lying and saying Whee-in was her father. But then Hye-jin decided it wouldn't be fair to lie, she had to share her opinion.

"I think we all should have a limit to five minute phone calls a day." Hyuna said before Hye-jin could speak. 

"5 minute phone calls once a day?" Seul-gi asked.

"Yes. Two phone calls if it's an emergency and I honestly think we should try not to make phone calls every day." 

"We should get two phone calls then and not all on the same day." Byul-yi said. 

Hye-jin shifted a bit as her unnies all agreed to this arrangement. She wanted to bring up if they could call their friends but she decided not to. It would come off as selfish or as if she was being spoiled. It seemed all the unnies agreed on the arrangement so Hye-jin just had to deal with it. 

"Okay... Well, I will let everyone make a call tonight but please keep the limit to five minutes." Hyuna said with a smile.

"I'll be right back." Ju-hyun said as she raced off to her own room.

They watched as the oldest unnie ran off and then they all exchanged glances with each other before shrugging.

"Hey... Can the bathroom be used as phone call space? I mean for privacy..." Seul-gi asked.

"I suppose so." Hyuna said with a slight nod.

Everyone glanced up as Ju-hyun came back into the room with a notebook and pen in hand. She sat down and placed the notebook down on the coffee table. Hye-jin leaned in to see what her unnie was writing. She was writing out each of their names and writing 500 under each one. Hye-jin soon caught onto what she was doing, she was keeping track of the minutes each of them had. It was a smart idea so everyone could track of how much they talked. Hye-jin watched as Hyuna stood up and stretched her arms above her head.

"For tonight... I think our call order should be oldest to youngest." She said. Hye-jin couldn't help but think of how generous that was of Hyuna since she wasn't the oldest. Everyone watched as Ju-hyun took the phone and ran to the bathroom. They listened to the sound of the door clicking shut. 

"Well, lets put our groceries away." Byul-yi said.

Hye-jin followed her unnies back to the kitchen to help put away the rest of the groceries. Hye-jin knew that she had to call her parents but she also wanted to call Whee-in, she figured she could just make the call with her parents three minutes and two minutes of Whee-in. She finalized this decision in her head as she helped put away the food and wait for her turn. 

~

Meanwhile Whee-in had spent her day moving into the dorm with her unnies as well. But her experience was quite different from Hye-jin's because there were cameras in seemingly every corner of the dorm and even in their faces. The company wanted to get onto filming the reality show right away, they were told it would be more authentic for documenting the process to debut. The company also thought it would build a quick fan base for FLAVOR. Even though the others seemingly felt fine with the cameras. Whee-in's anxiety was coursing through her veins all day. The camera crew had been there from the moment Whee-in arrived at dorm with her belongings at 7AM. They recorded her every moment as she moved her boxes into the dorm with the help of her mother and father. She worried that her parents would be uncomfortable but them seemed to be happy about the camera crew. Whee-in was promised that her parents would be blurred out as they helped her moved in. While Whee-in, Yong-sun, and Sun-young felt okay with being on camera without makeup. Hee-yeon and Yoona weren't happy about it and so the crew paused all recordings as the girls did their own makeup and hair. This caused their arrival to the dorm to be refilmed with them in makeup. 

Whee-in's anxiety slowly went away as the day progressed on. She was slowly getting used to the camera and Yong-sun told her to just act naturally.  The dorm wasn't as big as HERSTORY's. In fact, FLAVOR's dorm only had two bedrooms and essentially they were to sleep on the floor. That wasn't a problem for Whee-in since she grew up in a small house but it felt impossible to escape the cameras with how small their space was. Their living room had a simple love seat with an end-table as a tv stand, the tv was only 20 inches but they had cable so no one complained. The kitchen was very small and only seemed to fit about two people at a time, the dining space was small as well with a table sitting on the floor with 5 cushions around it.  

Their dorm was small yet cozy to Whee-in.  When all the parents left, the producers of their upcoming show turned the cameras off to give some suggestions on what the girls should do as a group for their first episode. They were given their own personal cameras to share their own thoughts throughout the day. Whee-in's energy was quickly used up as she played games with her unnies to get to know each other. Whee-in slightly found Yong-sun to be bossy throughout the day, she would call certain things people were doing but managed to make it seem like a joke. 

For example, when it came around lunch time, Whee-in was so starved that she slurped up the food the staff gave them.

"Whee-in, you should eat more like a lady. We aren't pigs." Yong-sun had said with a laugh to follow. Whee-in felt slightly embarrassed as her unnies laughed along and made jokes about pigs. They weren't calling Whee-in a pig but it still discouraged Whee-in slightly but she tried to keep a smile for the camera so she wouldn't be seen as sensitive on their show. Another example of Yong-sun's bossiness was choosing that one room would be for the unnie line (Yong-sun and Yoona) and the other would be shared by the maknae line (Sun-young, Hee-yeon, and Yong-sun). 

Throughout the day, Whee-in found herself growing close to Sun-young. She slightly reminded her of Hye-jin which gave Whee-in some comfort as the day wore on. There were different times in the day where the crew stopped rolling to encourage each and every girl to record their own confessionals and thoughts from the day. Whee-in was asked to record lastly at the end of the night, which thankfully ended at 7PM. That was when the cameras were turned off and the crew would be leaving their dorm. Whee-in had no clue what her unnies were saying in their confessionals since the crew made each girl leave the area while they were being shot. Whee-in just awkwardly explained some of the items she had brought with her from home as she waited for Hee-yeon to finish recording. 

"So this is my uh sketch pad." Whee-in to a camera that was in her face. She held the sketchbook up and the cameraman made sure he got a good shot of it, she then carefully flipped through some pages to show her drawings. She then went onto show her art pencils and pens along with some of her favorite artists. Whee-in ended up going on for a full five minutes about her belongings before the cameraman moved onto someone else. Whee-in then was called to go record her confession and personal message.

She sat down at her designated spot at the kitchen table. She held the camera stick as she proceeded to take video of herself; but there was two managers standing out of shot to listen to what she had to say. They weren't afraid to ask the girls to stop and start over. 

"Hello! FLAVOR's Whee-in-imnida!" She greeted giving a shy smile to the camera.

"Cut! Again. Please smile more." One of the managers criticized.

 Whee-in tried not to show disappointment as one of the managers helped stop the current recording and start a fresh one. Whee-in watched the count down on the camera screen from 5 to 1. She took a deep breath and tried to record her intro again.

"Hello! FLAVOR's Whee-in-iminida!" She greeted with a bigger smile that showed her teeth, but unfortunately it was too much teeth according to the managers.

Whee-in found herself being cut a total of six times on just introducing her own name. They critiqued her shy smile in one shot, her too toothy smile in another, her voice crack in another, her sneeze in the fourth one, her awkward wink in the fifth one, and on the sixth one, Yong-sun accidentally walked into the room. The seventh tried seemed to the trick so Whee-in tried to continue without any mistakes.

"Hello! FLAVOR'S Whee-in-iminida! Today was a lot moving in from home but I am grateful to my parents and I am excited to go on this journey with my unnies.  I hope that you can support us as we will be working hard." Whee-in said and awkwardly ended the video. It wasn't enough according to the managers so she had to start all the way over. After about 30 minutes of this, Whee-in had finally gotten it down and the camera crew left their home.  The hidden cameras all showed a little green light when they were on but once the crew left, the green light turned off. 

Whee-in ran to the bathroom to vomit from the stress and nerves but Hee-yeon seemed to be in there. So Whee-in just went into her own room and sat down. She was glad that the company allowed her to keep her phone. She hadn't had a chance to check it all day due to the busyness of recording their reality show and unpacking. She laid back on the floor on top of her pallet of covers as she checked her messages. There wasn't anything important because Whee-in really did not have that many friends. She was happy when she had gotten her text from Hye-jin yesterday but she felt sad to know, she wouldn't be able to call her friend. 

Whee-in sat up to start begin drawing as she glanced over at Sun-young, who was laying on her own pallet, listening to music through earbuds. Whee-in decided to not bother her unnie as she grabbed out her art supplies. She focused on drawing Hye-jin from memory, her mind focused on every line and sketch as she captured the outline of her best friend's face. Whee-in nearly jumped out of her skin when the lights suddenly shut off in the room. She looked up along with Sun-young who found Yong-sun standing in the door way with a small smile on her lips.

"We have to wake up early tomorrow for filming so I ask that you two go to bed." Their leader said in a soft tone.

Whee-in didn't know what to say. She simply tucked her supplies back into the basket and watched as Yong-sun walked away and went into the room she shared with Yoona. Whee-in listened as their door clicked shut before she slowly glanced over at Sun-young who climbed out of bed. She closed the bedroom door and quickly switched the light back on. Whee-in couldn't help but giggle at the look of annoyance on Sun-young's face.

"We have to wake up early tomorrow for filming so I ask that you two go to bed." Sun-young said in a mocking tone while doing exaggerated gestures.

"I haven't even showered yet because I was the last one to finish filming." Whee-in said in a soft tone.

"Hee-yeon should be done soon." The other commented as she walked back to her own pallet and laid down on it.

Soon enough Hee-yeon came into the bedroom looking completely refreshed. She was dressed in an over-sized t-shirt that showed off her long legs. Whee-in found herself gulping from the sight of her legs. She quickly grabbed her own pajamas,bathing products, and phone. She crept into the bathroom, closing the door gently behind herself. Whee-in prepared to get undressed when she caught sight of her phone ringing. Her phone was thankfully on silent, her mind worrying that Yong-sun would come and scold her for being awake. Whee-in didn't recognize the number and she almost let it go to voicemail but she answered last minute.

"Whee! It's me, listen I only have two minutes to talk." 

Whee-in's heart leaped forward as she heard the familiar tone of her best friend's voice.

"Hye-jin?! How'd you get to call me?!" Whee-in whispered yelled. She then turned the shower water on to muffle the sound of her voice in the bathroom.

"They gave us this ancient phone. Hey! Listen, don't call this number back, okay? Just let me call you."

"Okay... How are you doing?! Do you like your members?!" Whee-in could barely hide the excitement in her voice.

"They'reawesome.I'mdoinggood.You?" Hye-jin asked quickly as if she was rapping.

"I uh.. They're okay. Our leader is Yong-sun... She's a bit bossy and uh.. Sun-young is really coo-"

"Whee! Focus, we only have 2 minutes to talk." 

"Hye, I miss you so much."

"I know that. Tell me your group name."

"Flavor." 

"Herstory."

"Herstory? That sounds so cool." Whee said in a slight wheeze. 

"Flavor sounds so generic." 

"Our concept... I don't have time to explain our concept."

"Nope. Whee, we have 30 seconds left." 

"I love you , Hye. I love you so much."

"I love you, too. I'll come and beat up your leader if you need me to.

"No! I love you! Don'tdothat!" 

"Iloveyoutoo, nopromises, goodnight!" 

The line went dead and Whee-in felt a bit of her heart crack. She wanted to hear more about Hye-jin and her group, she wanted to know who her leader was. She wanted to rant about her long day with filming the reality show and how the cameras creep her out. She didn't even get to know about Hye-jin's position in HERSTORY and she didn't get to share her own position in FLAVOR. But as Whee-in climbed into the shower, a smile was stuck on her lips. She won't have to go phone calless from Hye-jin.