You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.
You must do the thing which you think you cannot do.

*Eleanor Roosevelt

-Cheyenne's POV-

'Dear daddy,

I miss you already. Things are fine. Except I never imagined there would be so many rules at school... I found two really good friends, daddy! You should come and meet them someday! Right now I'm looking out off my window waiting for you to come back soon.

I hope when you read this it kindles your heart and puts a smile on your face.

Daddy, I'm so proud of you and I think about you every moment.

And I love you forever.

Your Cheyenne.'

"Zelo!!! You don't have to be so excited!"

"AHHHHH!!!", Zelo screamed.

"Zelo! Zelo, please! DEAR!", Sunhwa begged. "Please stop screaming! How about a cookie? Would you like a cookie?"

He continued screaming.

"I'll get a cookie!", she said and ran downstairs.

I opened my door and found Zelo screaming on the floor.

"It's hard to study with you carring on like this."

He looked up.

"Noona..."

"What is it, baby?", I asked and sat down.

"I can't stay here any longer...", he said and wiped away his tears.

"Why...?"

"I'm not good enough. I can't do math."

I put an arm around him.

"I'll help you, dear."

"Really?"

Stepps.

"What's going on in here? I heard you screaming from all over the place!", Jongup said and looked at us. I smiled.

Zelo and Jongup were the only reasons I didn't commit suicide.