Aware of the fact that she's a newbie who just debuted for less than a year, her anger and worry combined led her into biting more than she can chew. She realized this while staring at the five-story-high apartment building infront of her, she didnt even know how to get in and if outsiders were even allowed to get in.

'I'm so stupid. I shouldn't have gone out with him in the first place.'

'Unni. Don't think about him. He's just a jerk. It's not your fault you fell for his charms, boys do that! Please Unni, get out of bed and let's train.' she clutched the blanket wrapped over Sung-ah's head but did no more than that. She could feel her Unni sobbing under it.

'I'm not in the mood right now Kaeun-sshi. I told the manager I was sick and he said I could rest for today. Don't tell him... anything about... the break-up.' She could feel the ragged breathing beneath her palm.

'Ah Unni!' Kaeun released a cry in despair, punching the bed 'You're better than this!' she said and stomped out of the room.

The memory of earlier's drama played in her mind. She couldn't hold the frustration in. Her Sung-ah Unnie was her partner in their new song and she learned more about her gentleness and kindness whenever she slipped down the pole, hit her knees on the floor because of their pole-dancing routine. Sung-ah was the best pole-dancer ever: graceful, elegant, beautiful and she enjoyed it too, now, Kaeun swore that she's not going to let one stupid Shinee member ruin After School's chances of getting the spotlight. They've already lost two members because of physical injuries, she'd die before she loses one to an emotional injury.

But before that, no matter how emotionally drunk she was, the reality that she's just a newcomer, a nobody in the industry planning to confront the leader of one of the most prominent groups in Kpop is sinking in. Hell, she's even a year younger than their Maknae!

She bit her lip. No. This has nothing to do with seniority. He hurt her Unnie, he better explain himself or pay the consequences.