"Mom! I don't want him to live with us. He smells bad and he's just an ugly guy who no one loves!" The little Yejin shouted as she stomped her feet on the floor. 

A warm spring day, the Do family found an orphan boy sleeping at the backyard of the house. Yejin's mother talked about it with her father over and over again, until they decided it would be better to offer him a place to live until they find where he belongs to. But of course, Yejin wasn't ok with sharing the same house with a young and orphan boy who didn't wash himself for who knows how many years. 

"Do Yejin, no more complains and prepare some clothes for the boy. He'll be taking a shower now." Her mom ordered with a stern almost demanding voice when Yejin was passing the limit and started offending the poor boy. Yejin nodded and ran upstairs to find some boyish clothes she had in her closet. 

...

"Woah..." Yejin was starting to feel bad about what happened earlier when she saw the clean boy with brown hair and pale skin. His skin and body was flawless, let alone his pretty face. Yejin was drowning in the boy's mysterious aura until her mom chuckled, turning her back to Earth.

"I know Yejin. He's handsome." Her mom joked and ruffled the just-washed boy's hair. "From now on we'll call him LuHan. I think it suits him cause he looks like a deer." Her mom smiled but in Yejin's eyes he looked more like... 

"He looks like a wolf." She broke the eye contact she had with the boy -now called LuHan- and looked at her mother with innocent eyes.

"For heaven's sake! Yejin you're 8 now! You should be more kind to people." He mother shook her head to the left and right as she felt the urge to face palm herself. 

...

"Time for dinner." Yejin's mother shouted and they all rushed to the kitchen. LuHan sat next to Yejin and looked deeply into her eyes. The girl stared back to find the deer's eyes turning into blue. She blinked a few times and leaned forward so she would make sure she wasn't dreaming.

"Mom! LuHan has blue eyes!" She shouted and her mom rushed inside the kitchen. She looked into LuHan's eyes and started laughing.

"My dear," She patted her daughter's head. "We, Asians, don't have blue eyes. You must be day dreaming because of his beauty." She chuckled and left the kitchen to call the father of the family to come downstairs for lunch.

"But... Your eyes are blue." She stared into his eyes again, only to feel a cold breeze hugging her body.

"This is weird."

But what was about to come next, was weirder than she would ever imagine.