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Jessica swore that she will never show her vulnerability to anyone. She believed that showing her vulnerability will be used as an opportunity to hurt her. Tears continued streaming down her face. People will never understand the sadness shown in her eyes. Loneliness that is starting to kill her. Suddenly a warm and gentle voice interrupted her thoughts. He offered her a handkerchief but she refused but then again he still insists. To her no avail She accepted it to make this stranger shut. She continued crying as the weather is also gloomy reflecting her mood.

the next thing that she knew she's already inside the stranger's arms holding her tightly.soothing her with his words "Everything happens for a reason sometimes life puts you down so you can get up stronger for the better things that awaits you" She heard him muttered to her ears.

Somehow she found strength with the stranger's soothing words. She dared not to pull away from him.they stayed for a little longer. Her phone rang and she pulled away from him hanging my head low. Taeyeon texted her asking about her whereabouts. Time to part ways with Mr. Stranger.

"Do you know me?"SheI asked him.aigoo what a dumb question of course he would know.

"No should I know your name?" He chuckled. Confusion is written all over his face

"Maybe you should tell me your name so I would know"he told her

She sense that he's not lying. She was glad to know that he doesn't know her but isn't that strange. She mentally asked herself

"Yeah you're right you don't have to know my name" she mumbled.

we're now even he doesn't her . she doesn't know him at least she won't get awkward around him.

Her  phone rang again "Yoboseyo" she answered her phone

" Yah Jessica Jung where are you? I'll give you 5 minutes to come back here at the studio!" Taeyeon shouted at the other line because of her loud voice she was startled.

" 5 minutes! What?" She protested "Pali!" Taeyeon ordered. She turned her back on the stranger she just met and started to walk when someone  held her wrist trying to stop her from walking. S