In the three months that followed, Yoon Ah was to discover that the strange man that kept requesting her home made lunches was the owner of the company. She felt like a fool for not realizing it earlier. Despite her quiet protests, Dong Wook, whom she was trying to get into the habit of calling Se7en, always showed up at every lunch. After not long, she began to make him his own so Hyun Suk could eat his in peace.

She was at every single day of practice, even on the weekends, doing all she could to support them. When their grades began to sag, she helped them study. When they began to get tired from working every day, she would take them out to play and make them huge meals to help them regain their energy. She wanted this to work, not because she wanted to work for them. They were just incredibly happy. The wanted this, so she wanted this for them. Since she had no spectacular talent, she just continued being a good student and supporting her friends. They managed to still always be together, the three.

During that time, they made another friend. It was another boy, a sweet, if chubby one. How could she ever be expected to make female friends when she spent all her time with two idiot boys? “Seung Hyun! Come on!” She called, running outside for gym. He followed her as she smiled at him. Her heart was always warm towards him. Even if no one in the class picked him for their team, he knew she would. It was a good thing too because today was dodge ball.

As usual, coach tossed the ball at the students until there were only two left, the team captains. Then, it was rock, paper, scissors to decide who would pick first. Yoon Ah got first pick and they would alternate back and forth until there was no one left. Yoon Ah waved her hand and all three: Ji Yong, Young Bae, and Seung Hyun all ran over to her team. The other leader pouted a bit, but knew they would not be separated.

Dodge ball was Yoon Ah’s favorite sport because she liked dancing around the balls. Yang Bae and Ji Yoon never minded it because they were so athletic. Seung Hyun however found that this particular sport was his least favorite. Yoon Ah always helped him though. “Stay in the back, okay? I’ll try to catch most of them. You won’t have to dodge too much.” She said, smiling at him. She protected him for the entire game because she knew he hated sitting on the bench and feeling left out while the more athletic kids played together.

After dodge ball, Ji Yoon and Seung Hyun rapped while Young Bae beat boxed. It was fun to watch and they were both good. However, in her opinion, they sounded best together. They were funny too. The silliness they spouted always had her in tears. Sometimes, she would swear they did it on purpose, the idiots. However, sometimes, they were really good and she wished they would write it down. She tried to, but eventually gave up and bought a tape recoder. Stupid boys never thought anything through. If music is going to be your life, you might as well keep everything you make and not let it dissapear.

She protected him, from dodge ball, and the bullies and everything. Young Bae and Ji Yong helped too, but they weren’t allowed to fight. As a result, Yoon Ah did. She was a good brawler. She had a fight today, before she could go with the other two to their training camp. Seung Hyun always stayed behind for her fights. He always said he had no where better to be, but honestly, it seemed wrong to leave her to fight alone. Even if he couldn't fight with her, he would support her.

After school, Seung Hyun and Yoon Ah saw the others off and she went to her fight. She handed him her jacket and the box lunches as soon as the boys were out of sight. She sighed in annoyance as the boy walked up to her behind the school. “You should make those boys fight their own battles. That boy should not have kissed my sister.” He said and she shrugged.

“It was her choice to be alone with Young Bae and everyone knows exactly how he is.” She said as the boy squared up . “Now, can we get this over with?” She asked and the boy took the fir