"It's a total of four counts." Eunji instructed as she bent her knees, mocking the moves that she has been trying to teach Minhyun, the weakest dancer of the team. After she got back up, she looked at the boy, hoping he could finally understand the counts. She scanned the look on his face, not knowing whether he understood or not. "How about you try it again?"   She stepped to his side as everyone in the room still minding their own business. They were scattered all around with their partners (the dancers). She was stuck with Minhyun because, one, he's the weakest dancer, and two, she was the dancer that has patience. She stood beside him and flashed an ensured smile after realizing that he was glancing to s, who were now learning different moves while he was still learning the first verse. Eunji placed her hand on his shoulder. She smiled once more, "Right now, I need you to focus on you and me and the moves. Forget about your members and the other dancers."   Minhyun sighed as he ruffled his hair, frustration written all over his face. He nodded as he got into the first position of the choreograph. She chuckled, "Now, I'm going to just mark through each moves with you gradually." She raised her arms up, ready to begin. She looked at his arms position, "As we go through each moves, immediately, and I really mean it when I said immediately, stop me when you don't get one of the parts."   "Alright. Let's get this down!" Minhyun cheered himself with a fighting pump.   -   Minhyun bent down as he crouched down, head between his hands. He held it as he sighed heavily, shaking his head as his eyes were squeezed tightly. Eunji stood still as she felt guilts pouring into her system. The boy was struggling because of her. He wasn't getting the moves because it was too difficult and just too fast for him to process it. It was her fault, she thought.   She bent down before him, "Listen, Minhyun, don't over-think the moves. It's easier if you just do it without think of catching up with everyone." She noticed that he was trying to rush through the learning session. She knew he didn't want to be the black hole for long. Minhyun brought his bottom to the floor. He crossed his legs as she chuckled, "Hmm, I think I have another way to help you and cheer you up~"   He shot his head up, hoping that it'll work. He looked at her with such hope in his eyes. She chuckled and sat down. She placed her hands in her laps as she nodded. "Yes. You heard that right. There's another way to learn it and I'm hoping it'll be easier for you."   "What is it?"   "I'll be honest with you." Her voice fell into a whisper, "I had thought this routine was hard for me too. I struggled through it so much even though I was the person who came up with it."   He wrinkled his nose as he stared at her. He didn't believed in her words, "You came up with it and you struggled through it?"   She laughed as she brought herself back on her feet. She shrugged before looking down at him, "I wanted the dance to look awesome so I had to suffer through it all just for you guys. I had some help here and there." She placed her hands out to him, "Get up and let me teach you the easy way. I'm crossing my fingers and toes on this one~"   He laughed as he quickly stood up with her help. He smoothed his sweats as it began to ride up. Eunji took the chance and jogged over to the stereo. She announced to everyone to get a ten minutes rest while she focused on switching the tracks. She wanted to have all the mirrors and floor to herself and Minhyun. She really wanted him to be caught up just in case if YG comes in out of the blue for a check up.   She walked back to Minhyun and on the way, she tossed the remote to one of the dancers sitting on the floor. She stood beside Minhyun. She patted his shoulder, letting him know that it'll be easy. She flashed a quick smile at