"Earth laughs in flowers."
 

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

"You.Gotta.Be.Kidding." Kwanghee said this slowly, out loud, his eyes widening while reading the invitation card Sandara gave him.

Sandara leaned on the tree, waiting for Kwanghee to process the news she just told him and his initial reaction about it - that she have accepted to be a member of the BIGBANG fraternity and already moved in to their frat house. And tonight, BIGBANG will host a welcome party for her as the additional member of the fraternity - and she's inviting Kwanghee personally.

Kwanghee looked at her like she grew two heads after reading the invitation. He doesn't looked pleased. Especially when she didn't say anything after about it. "You gotta be kidding me!" Now he's screaming.

Some students who passed by them at the oval court couldn't help but look at them because of his loud voice.

"Keep your voice low." Sandara tried to reprimand Kwanghee but at the same time understood his anger - once again.

Kwanghee ran out of words for a moment as he just shook his head at her in amazement. "Hul, hul, Dar. Are you really that crazy?" 

He then released series of exasperated sighs. "What have gotten in you during the winter break that upon my return this is the bomb you're dropping on me?" His eyes still widening, waving the invitation card on her face. "Were you not that busy for you to decide outrageous things like this?" 

Sandara couldn't help but smirk at that. She was, in fact, busy with G-Dragon the whole duration of the winter break. But her friend doesn't have to know that. It will just add more to his worries on her matters.

But Sandara thought that what if she tells Kwanghee that the leader of BIGBANG has been hooked to her already that he does not want to leave her side, will it gives her friend relief at that thought? 

GD is only not seen with her today, on the first day of school after winter break, because she requested it. Sandara wanted to talk to Kwanghee alone about her fraternity before he hears it from someone else first. Also, to invite him personally on the Welcome Party BIGBANG is throwing for her tonight.

Kwanghee shook his head at her again. Giving up to her stubbornness. "I really thought that when you rejected to be a member of BIGBANG fraternity, it was all over. Haist." He cursed in silent. "Let me guess, GD didn't stop bothering you when I was gone. Am I right?" 

Sandara tried to look innocently at him. He hits the jackpot there. GD was with her all the time during the break.

Kwanghee sighed again as he threw his hands on the air, clearly frustrated. "No matter what I say, woman, you will never listen to me, won't you?" He looked at her for an answer, but she just made a peace sign to him as a response. "And now, you are moving to the BIGBANG frat house with those s and they're throwing you a Welcome Party? Gosh. How thoughtful of them." He said sarcastically then looked at her sharply after. "Are you a masochist? This is getting too much for my weak heart. You're so soft against them especially with their leader." He sighed again, holding his chest for dramatic effect. 

Kwanghee took another deep breaths as he looked at Sandara, a bit calm now. "At least you told me about it." He said after.

Sandara held her friend's hand. "I'm sorry." She told him, sincerely. "I appreciate your concerns but I know what I'm doing, Kwanghee. Trust me." She paused, thinking of his words. "And I'm not soft." She said after.

Kwanghee playfully removed his hand away from her as if being gross just by the touch of their hands. "Yes, you are, Sanchai." he said, out of a sudden.

Sandara got confused with the name. "Sanchai?"

Kwanghee nodded. "Yup. I feel like you are Sanchai and G-Dragon is Dao Ming Su. They are characters from the romantic comedy show 'Meteor Garden'. You are the flower over the boys - except they're 'eviler'." Kwanghee even whispered the last word. "I just hope at the end of this, you will get tougher instead of getting softer because of The Dao Ming effect." He even rolled his eyes. "I made that up, btw."

Sandara couldn't help but laugh a bit at the silly comparison of her friend. She knew what Kwanghee is talking about. It's the TV show based on the japanese manga turned into successful TV Drama 'Hana Yori Dango'. There were so many versions of the show about it made from different countries because of its popularity. Including here in her home country. But it's odd though that Kwanghee associates her situation to that.

It's just totally different.

Her smile slowly died down as she suddenly thought of something. She took a deep breath as she welcomed the New Year's cold wind fanning on her face. 

Sandara then glanced at her friend. "I'm no Sanchai, Kwanghee, and there is no Dao Ming Su." she then stared ahead of her, to nothing in particular. "My life is no romcom..." she then smiled sadly on the air. "It's a tragedy."

Kwanghee frowned at the sudden change of her tone as the bell rang signaling the end of the lunch break. He stood up. "Stop being melancholic, Juliet. That's not your style." He said. "I'll be heading back to class. How about you?" He asked her as he offered his hand for her to stand up, as well.

Sandara shook her head. "I'm skipping class this afternoon." 

Kwanghee disapproved to that but isn't surprised anymore with it. "Haisht. Whatever