“You know Donghae use to always talk about you,” Jessica looked up from her cup of coffee. Sun continued with a smile, “Believe it or not at one point I was jealous because all he did was talk about you, he praise you for getting the highest grades. He was so happy when he found out you got accepted into one of the top universities in San Francisco. I know it’s embarrassing, so please forgive your unni. But when we first started dating in high school, I always so jealous whenever he would mention you, he boosted about you so much. But throughout the years I started to realize that he only boosted about you because, he loves you,” Jessica almost chock on her coffee at Sun’s shocking revelation.

“Excuse me?” Jessica gave her a funny look.

“No I meant, he loves you as a sister. A good brother would boost about his little sister's achievements right? Well I know your brother and sister relationship is very strong and I adore it very much. I bet you being here brings him happiness, never in the seven years of dating Donghae have I seen him smile the way he is smiling. I think he’s really does care about you as a sister and wants you here. So thank you Jessica for being here for Donghae,” Sun gave a big smile as she too took a sip of her coffee.

“It’s alright, Donghae has always been a caring person. When we were kids he use to look after me like a younger sister, when I would fall he would aid my scratches, when I was sick he would sit by my side until my temperature would go down, when I was scared of the dark he would sleep on the floor next to my bed and sing me a song so I can sleep, when I was too scared to go to the bathroom he would hold my hand and accompany me and when I opened the door he would always be behind it waiting for me. There are so many things Donghae oppa did that will take me the rest of my life to repay him. So he must look after you very well because from what I am seeing he looks like a good boyfriend,” Sun nodded with a smiting smile. Jessica could tell that Donghae wasn’t the only one in love, Sun was too.

Her body language just said it all. It surprised Jessica that after seven years in a relationship they would still look at each other as if they are falling in love with each other again. It was a relationship that Jessica would die for but at the same time she was very happy for Donghae.  “You’re very lucky to have found someone like Donghae oppa. There are millions of guys out there but there are very rare of Donghae’s breed,” Jessica emphasis to Sun. “So if I were you, I would get married to him before someone takes him away.”

Sun just laughed at the idea, “It’s not that I want to get married to him yet, I just, I don't know? I guess I'm not ready yet. Isn’t the love between us enough? We don’t have to prove our love with a ring and a marriage certificate saying that we love each other.” Sun was right, love wasn’t something that should be justified by the church, legalizing it doesn’t make a person fall in love more. Donghae and Sun were in love and that’s all that mattered to them. “But don’t worry Jessica, will get married soon enough and I promise you can be one of the brides maid,” Sun smiled at Jessica.

Jessica just simply nodded at the elder girl in front of her as she took the last sip of her coffee. “So you girls missed me?” Donghae came into the coffee taking a seat in between the two girls. 

“Whatever oppa,” Jessica laughed, as she watch Donghae give Sun a cute little kiss on the lips that made the girl’s face turn 50 shades of red. Donghae was right about Sun, she was just like him, she was very childish for her age. The two were so alike that they suited each other so much, no wonder why they lasted for so long. “How long did it take you to go to the bathroom oppa?” Jessica laughed as Donghae’s face suddenly turned into panic. Jessica has known him long enough to know that he was hiding something, spending almost twenty minutes to pee is not an exemption. Unless he needed to pee, or Donghae was just hiding something. When Sun wasn’t looking, Donghae quickly shook his head and mouthed, “I’ll tell you later,” to Jessica.

 

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“So what do you think?” Grandma Jung explained her idea to Mr and Mrs Jung and Mr and Mrs Lee. It was like some kind of meeting which the old lady prepared by calling in Donghae and Jessica’s parents into the dining room to discuss her idea of taking Donghae to America. “Why would you do such a… big… why?” Mrs Lee couldn’t get the right words out of . She was to surprise to even have words come out. She couldn’t let the Jung’s do so much for her son. Bringing Donghae to America, letting him live there and letting him study there all paid by the Jung’s was a gift that Mrs Lee couldn’t accept. She believed it was the perfect opportunity for Donghae but didn’t want to be a burden to the Jung’s. They were only the helper’s, the one that is under their social class, the Jung’s should be the burden one in their lives. 

“I think it’s a great idea,” Mr Jung nodded his head and so did Mrs Jung mutually agreeing to Grandma Jung’s suggestion.

“But why?” Mr Lee had the same idea as Mrs Lee, “Why would you pay for my son to go to America, pay for his expense and living needs and his education. Will allow this, only if we pay half? Or we come to some plan to pay at least half of Donghae’s expenses, this is far too much Sun Bin.”

“No, Lee Yong Ik listen. You don’t have to pay because you already have. You and your family have been a great help to my mother when I’m not here to look after her. So this is out thanks to you. Donghae can live with us, we have a spare bedroom, he can attend the same university as Jessica and after he graduates he can be a permanent migrant in America where he can find a good job with good money, find a house and pay for your expense. What exactly was he doing in college before he dropped out?” Su Bin asked.

“He was doing architecture, it’s his dream,” Mrs Lee spoke up as tears started to form in her eyes. She was getting water for the overwhelming thought that