The next day, I came home early from work because it was the day of the Phantom House party. Faith's maid didn't let me see her until she was fully dressed. It was killing me; I wanted to see her in that dress again. She looked so beautiful, and I wanted to tell her over and over again.

            Finally, Butler Lee came into my study and said that Faith is ready. I walked out to the forye and stared at the stairs, waiting for my beauty to glide down the stairs like they do in movies. Soon, I saw her maid, and then her. She had her hair braided to the side and her eyes covered with shiny make-up. She walked down the stairs with high heels like she's been wearing them since the day she was born. Finally, she stopped on the last step and smiled.

"Do I look pretty?" she asked and I nodded. "I'll have a hole in my face if you don't stop staring" she said, and I turned around to hide my smile.

"Beautiful. You're beautiful" I said, and stuck her tongue out. 

"Let's go" she said taking my hand. Together, we stepped out of the entrance of Starlight. Tonight, I let someone else drive us, so after waiting for Faith to get into the backseat of the car, I followed her. She held my hand to whole drive. There were no games played so we rode in silence, and I noticed that she was somewhat nervous about this party. It was at Marinda's parents' house. No wonder she felt pressured.

"Faith, we're here" I said, and she opened her eyes, looking around the big lit house.

"Oppa, I don't think I can do this. People will know I'm not Marinda" she said, breathing deeply.

"You'll be fine. You've fooled President Kim for all this time. Few hours won't do any harm." I said, kissing the back of her hand.

"Oppa" she stopped me when the driver opened the door for me. "Kiss me one more time" she said, and I leaned in, touching her pink coloured lips with mine.

"Ready?" I asked, and she ran her thumb over my lips, wiping the lipstick colour off. Then she took another deep breath and nodded. Her hand found mine the moment we stepped out of the car. Guests who were rushing into the house stopped when they noticed us. Together, we walked in.

"Oh honey!" said Mrs. Kim as we entered into the house. She hugged Faith first and then me. I didn't like people hugging me until I had to live with Faith. She loved hugs for some reason.

"I wanted to talk to you." said President Kim. "How about you give our daughter back to us after this party?" he said, and looking at Faith's worried face, I managed to half-nod. "Good. Now that I know you two can live inside the same roof and not kill each other, we can marry you off any day you prefer" he said, and the smiles on Mrs. Kim's and Faith's face disappeared.

"I think I need a drink" said Faith, and Mrs. Kim led the way.

"What do you think, my son-in-law?" asked President Kim.

"I think... Marinda wants to go to school. She has been talking about that a lot." I lied. Well, Faith had been talking a lot about going back to school - though I had no idea what Marinda wanted.

"School?" he titled his eye brows and looked at me.