http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iM5qyKpeXJk   After your disagreement with Kai that escalated into an arguement and being discharged from the hospital, the following weeks afterwards your attitude had changed completely. You had returned back to your normal state—back to the old you, who was tough, sarcastic and outgoing.    Except for one problem that sent a wave of mixed emotions in the house: you and Kai weren’t talking.    It was as if you were lost at sea, and his harsh words were a beacon of light that helped guide you back to shore. The moment you were left alone to reflect on what he said, something inside of you snapped.    You knew Kai was right, but stubborn as you were, you did not want to initiate the apology.   It was awkward whenever you passed by him in the house or at Angel Mart. No one knew what to do with situation. The other boys were confused and found it rather difficult to see the two of you in a room together. There was always this forced, uncomfortable atmosphere whenever you two sat across from each other.    It made Kai’s broken heart fire up with guilt and jealousy whenever he saw you talking and interacting with the other boys so casually. In his mind, he had apologized to you a million times, but in reality, he couldn’t find the slightest courage to approach you. It pained him to see you avoid him. The most he would get from you would be a good morning and a good night.   Things wasn’t the same in the house.    All Kai wanted was to bring some light into your life and tell you the Yoonjung wasn’t worth crying over. He wanted nothing but the best for you. Was it really his fault for being the bad guy for once?    If he knew that it would’ve destroyed what relationship you had with him, he wouldn’t have said it.    Even at times like this, Suho and Kris who always managed to have ideas forming in their head had no idea on what to do about this situation. A part of them knew that Kai was right, but the other part knew that he also went overboard.    You had recently healed over the death of your parents, and now Yoonjung had added more fuel into the already burning house.    Kai was perched above a high tree branch. His expression was solemn and tender as he watched you and Luhan clip up the wet laundry. You had your bangs clipped back and you were laughing while Luhan was waving his hands in the air and easily clipping the clothes with his powers. Luhan said something, and you rolled your eyes. You reached out and punched Luhan’s arm, making him rubbed onto his arm fervently and pretending that it hurt a lot. Your expression softened and you rubbed his arm apologetically. Kai could almost hear you say ‘What a big baby, even Tao can handle my punches now’ as you rubbed Luhan’s arm with that affectionate, nurturing smile of yours. His heart wrenched together in pain and he let out a dreary sigh.    It’s been almost two weeks since the two of you spoken.    It wasn’t that Kai didn’t want to talk about it. It’s just... he couldn’t seem to gather enough courage to talk to you. For once in his life, he felt small and helpless.    He hated feeling useless. Out of all the princes, Kai had always been the most intelligent and he could overcome any problem and obstacle he faced. Unfortunately when things involved you, his mind would become jumbled up and he would become a ball of twisted emotions.    The tree branch shook for a bit suddenly, rustling the leaves a bit with the swift movement. K