It was another hour of their tiring journey, and if it wasn't for his beloved sister's wedding, Taeyong would never agree to go a long way to a place he never wanted to see and didn't even know it existed. It was the beginning of a hot summer, unbearable in Seoul, let alone in southern Spain. Wiping his sweat on his forehead with a wet tissue, Lee wondered how his sister had said it was the place where she wanted to spend the rest of her life. He was annoyed, tired, sleepless, and his whole body was sweating like crazy, so if not for the company of his two cousins, with whom he gets on well with, TY would have returned home long ago.

They set out on Monday evening and arrived in Granada late on Tuesday afternoon, with two stopovers, almost a twenty-four-hour flight, and an uncomfortable bus trip. Almost every bone in their bodies was hurting and the boys, despite their young age, didn't want to do anything but shower and sleep. Taeyong now was standing with his chin on Johnny's shoulder, his eyelids closed and almost falling asleep waiting for check-in at the hotel his sister had booked for them. As her future husband was very wealthy, all guests were checked into a five-star hotel located on a hill in the old town. Going to it, one could have the impression that was approaching the palace because the building was made of orange walls that resembled a castle.

They didn't have to wait long to get the keys to their room. They went by elevator to the third floor and were stunned when they saw the room decor. They got a four-person apartment, so without losing time Taeyong ran into one of the rooms to book it only for himself. It was beautiful, with a private bathroom and a huge observation deck from which you could admire the city. Leaving his belongings in the room, he entered the living room to admire it too. The living room had a wooden floor, a sofa and armchairs made of green fabric, a flat-screen TV hanging on the wall, and a balcony with a garden view. It was absolutely perfect and Yong smiled knowing that his sister's guests would definite