"Where are you taking me?" Soojung asked. But Jongin just kept his eyes on the road, as he pulled Soojung out of the coffee shop. He doesn't want to experience yet another embarrassment with Jung Soojung.

They stopped in front of a ticket station, "A ticket to Incheon, please," Jongin said as he pulled out a bill from his pocket. Soojung watched in curiosity of what he was going to do.

"Here is your ticket, sir," the lady inside the booth gave a ticket to Jongin.

Jongin turned to Soojung, "Here."

"What's this for?" she asked.

"Go back to the hotel. Pack your bags, go to Incheon, book a flight back to Canada," Jongin instructed.

"What?" Soojung's tears fell down. But Jongin just looked at her with an expressionless face. She snatched the ticket away from Jongin's hand, and tore it to pieces, "I'm not going back to Canada!" she exclaimed as she threw the pieces of paper on the floor.

"I'll show you Jongin. I can fix this relationship of ours, whether you like it or not!" Soojung exclaimed, before she ran to get her car.

"Not giving up, eh?" Jongin thought to himself, as he walked towards the parking lot.

-

Hyoyeon was still curious about the people she saw outside the patisserie, "They look... familiar?"

Sehun finally came, with a box of macarons, "Hey Hyo," he greeted, "What's with that look on your face?"

Hyoyeon looked up, surprised, "Oh-- oh! It's nothing. I just thought I saw someone familiar outside."

Sehun peeked over the window, "A classmate of yours?" he asked.

"I don't know.. Ah, forget about it!" Hyoyeon answered as she grabbed the box from Sehun, and started opening it, "Geez, these look delicious."

The two shared macarons inside their new favorite hangout place.

"Gee,