School had ended. Not wanting to go back home and face the doom of homework just yet, Hendery and his friends braved the cold and made their way towards the mall by foot, rushing inside to find momentary distraction for themselves.

“I still can’t believe you guys ended up celebrating Halloween at Mr Park’s,” Mark uttered in disbelief. “How could you even feel at ease with nurse Do in the room?”

“You’re just traumatised for life because you keep injuring your knee despite nurse Do’s warnings.” Hendery chuckled.

“Just get over it already.” Doyoung rolled his eyes. “It’s almost Christmas and you are still hang up on that? You weren’t even there.”

“Maybe that’s why,” Hendery chortled. “He’s jealous that he was excluded from the fun.”

“If it makes you feel any better I was tense the whole time we were there,” Kun comforted Mark.

“Until the sugar rush hit him,” Doyoung teased the male. “You should have seen him; he was worse than Yangyang.”

“Is that even possible?” Mark exclaimed, unable to picture the always calm and composed Kun acting like a hyper bunny that was comparable to the always uncontrollable Yangyang.

“To conclude, it was a decently fun evening,” Hendery hummed, stretching his arms out and letting out a loud yawn.

“You were definitely having fun.” Doyoung wiggled his eyebrows. “Following after Mr Park’s sister like a puppy.”

“I was not!” Hendery countered.

“Can’t believe I’m saying this but I’ll have to agree with Doyoung here,” Kun interjected. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen you so silent. You didn’t even tease me during my sugar rush. Your attention was completely taken by Mr Park’s sister.”

“Mr Park’s sister?” Mark’s eyes widened