Chaeyoung trembled along with Mina. “Mummy, why couldn’t they see us?”   Chaeyoung couldn’t answer her, she could remember Kai and JB storming into the cell looking directly into their eyes but they couldn’t see them. They saw nothing but the prison walls. Once Chaeyoung looked down at her daughter, she figured why they couldn’t be seen.   “Mina.” She cupped her daughter’s cheeks.   “What is it?” She blinked innocent, unaware of her ability.   “You’re hiding us.” Chaeyoung’s voice softened into pride and awe.   Mina golden spheres shaded with confusion. “I don’t understand mummy.”   “Invisibility Mina. That’s your power. You’re hiding us away from everyone.” Chaeyoung explained.   Mina didn’t say much. She just simply nodded, looking off into the distance. “Like the ghosts?” Mina suddenly asked. Chaeyoung smiled, “Yes, exactly.” She tapped her cute nose and Mina scrunched her face, pouting her lips adorably.   After Mina caught onto the fact she had the power of invisibility, she would make the two ‘disappear’ and ‘appear’ a couple of times before she drowned into a fit of high-pitched giggles.   Chaeyoung also laughed, though her laugh was half-heartened. She worried for her other daughter. She just wished that nothing bad had crossed paths with Yoon; even if she was a strong, passionately demonic little girl.   “Mummy, look! The door!” Mina pointed excitedly to the gaol gate. She leaped from her mother’s lap and slid the door open effortlessly. The gate groaned from the rusty hinges and Chaeyoung almost jumped in joy. She hi-fived her daughter and lifted her up onto her hip. It seemed like Kai had forgotten to lock the prison door when they left.   Excellent.   “Are we escaping?” Mina asked in a joyous whisper as if it was scandalous- which it was.   Chaeyoung nodded, checking the halls before she ran with Mina in her arms and her heart flipping frantically in her chest.    Her sole objective was to escape and find Yoon WITHOUT crashing into Sehun.   -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-   “Something is totally wrong.” Tao picked on his vegetable omelette Luhan had cooked up. “They should have already been here already.”   Lay agreed. They had been gone far too long. Heck, it was already the next morning. Tao paced around the room, biting his nails like the worry wart he was. “Something happened. Something bad has happened. I can’t even mind-link them.” He said in rushed sentences.   Soon, Chen came darting downstairs with a panicked expression etched on his face. He slipped on a jacket and raced to the kitchen where he was panting, “K-Kris co-contacted me. The market they went to was crashed by Taemin and they were caught up in it. H-He said he’s fine but he’s not sure about the girls. He can’t reach them.”   Tao instantly ran to spare truck, prying the door open. “No, this can’t be happening.” He whispered to himself as he strapped on his seat belt.   Luhan knocked on the window, and Tao scrolled it down hastily, “Where e