You turned back around and wiped your tears away from your cheeks. *My feelings are overflowing and I can’t stop them anymore.* you thought as you continued running away from Zelo in the rain. The next day, your mum kept pushing you out the door. “Come on! If you don’t hurry up, you’ll be late!” she yelled at you. “I know!” you shouted back as you walked over to the bridge you normally cross to go to school. “I don’t want to go…” you mumbled softly to yourself as you leaned on a metal railing. *How should I look when I meet him?* you wondered as you got up from the railing. “If I don’t get to school, they’re going to call mum and she’s going to yell at me.” You sighed. There was a rattling sound before you opened the door to your classroom. “Morning Cho Hee!” your friends called out. “M-Morning.” You stuttered back in reply. Zelo turned around and the both of you made eye contact. You quickly turned away from him and walked past him to your seat. *I can’t even look at him let alone greet him.* “Morning.” You greeted the others near your desk with a fake smile.

“Hey…” Zelo spoke quietly. You flinched. “Sorry!” you quickly shouted as you dashed past him. You ran down the hall and eventually stopped and tried to catch your breath. “I’m such an idiot.” You huffed out as you stood up straight. *He already has a cute girlfriend…god I wish I hadn’t confessed to him!* you slapped yourself lightly on the head. “I’m really an idiot!” you shouted out at the top of your lungs. When you went back to class, home room had already started and the teacher was talking. “Does anyone want to nominate themselves as one of the members to help out for the sports carnival?” the teacher called out. “No way, it’s