❝I love you, not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you.❞
Roy Croft

--Flashback—

“I can’t believe that I listened to you. How could I let my baby alone with that Frog?”

“Minho is trustworthy, Bummie. Come on, forget about them for one second and have fun,” Jonghyun said, pulling up his sleeves, showing his right arm, which was covered with some weird red marks. [If you don’t know how an arm looks like after an allergy test. Google it. But don’t do it if you’re eating haha]

“Holy , what happened to you? Your arm looks terrible.” Key asked, worried.

“It was an allergy test. It was your fault after all,” The Dino answered, causing Kibum to burst into laughter.

“How is it my fault if you took an allergy test?” The Diva asked, trying to stop laughing.

“It was because you made me think I was- Aish forget it.” Jjong cut off himself, since it was too embarrassing to tell Key that a player like him was nervous because of some butterflies in the stomach.

“So, blue or red?” The Dino asked, changing the subject.

“Blue,” answered Key without thinking, and the next second a balloon popped loudly. It was a blue one.

“Wow, congrats, kid. You’re really good at throwing darts. Here’s your prize,” The old man behind the colorful counter said, handing Jjong a cute dinosaur plush doll.

“Thanks, it was just luck.” Jonghyun told the man and turned to Key.

“It’s for you.” He gave the plush toy to Key, smiling.

Taking the present, Kibum laughed.

“Thank you.”

“What’s so funny?” Jjong asked.

“Nothing, it’s just that a Dino is giving me a dino. So it’s somehow… cute.” Key said, blushing at the word cute.

“I’m not a Dino.” Jjong contradicted.

“You sure are, and a very lucky one too.” Kibum said.

The boy next to him, Kim Jonghyun, was in fact the luckiest person ever. Forget the fact that he was the heir of Korean’s biggest company; even a few hours at the festival was proof enough. Thanks to Jonghyun, the boys had won almost every game they played; even games they had never played before. It was something pretty unfamiliar to Key. Of course he had played such kind of games before, but he had never won any of them. It was just like luck had never been by his side. Yet, today he had won more games than ever.

“Excuse me, are you leaving the festival? Do you want to try one last game before leaving?” The voice of a woman brought Key back to earth. She wasn’t the youngest anymore, but she was still beautiful. She reminded Key of a kind grandma.

“Sure, why not?” Key heard Jjong answer.

“It’s really easy. There are 20 keys and 2 of them fit the lock to open this box. You have one try and if you find the right key, the gift in the box will be yours.”

“What’s in the box?” Jjong asked, curious.

“That’s a secret.”  The woman said, grinning mysteriously, making the boys even more curious.

“So who wants to try?” She asked, looking at the boys.

“He’ll choose,” said the Dino, pointing at Key, causing the Diva to widen his eyes in surprise.

“Wait, what? No. I’m always unlucky with such things. It’s better if you choose.” The Diva protested.

“No, no, you’ll choose this time,” said Jjong determined.

“But—“

“Oh, come on. Whose name is Key?”

“Mine,” answered Key quietly. “Ok, I’ll choose. It’s just a game, right?”

The woman smiled at Jongkey’s little discussion, and handed Kibum a box with 20 keys in it. Every key had its own style and form, but all of them were special and beautiful. Yet, one of them caught Kibum’s eyes at the first sight. It was one with an old style and a butterfly form. In the middle there was a sapphire blue crystal. At first, Kibum thought it was a necklace. That was why the key reminded Kibum of himself, since they were doing the same thing; trying to hide their own selves behind a glass mask that was easy to break. Taking the key in his hand, Kibum took a closer look at it. The more he l