Yixing was walking along the deserted roads of Seoul; wearing nothing but a simple T-shirt and a pair of jeans on that chilly night. He couldn't help but shiver from time to time when a slight breeze passed by. The streets of Seoul at night always looked beautiful but exceptionally, to Yixing, they looked dull. He could not explain why but for him Seoul's streets were ordinary. Maybe it was his boredom that influenced his view or simply it’s the others that found too much interest in simple streets. Either way; people's opinion will always differ, he thought.

Having moved to Korea only few weeks ago with his family, Yixing always spent his free time wandering around the streets, memorising one more of them each day. Being the forgetful person he was, he took the care of noting down the directions he might want to take or not one day. As school hadn't yet resumed and there seemed to be barely anyone of his age around his neighbourhood, he still hadn't made friends with anyone but he wasn't impatient to do so either. Friends had always been optional for him, he could live with or without them; it wouldn't make any difference for him.

On having finally memorised a road for the day he walked towards the nearest park which he recalled the way to quite easily and sat on the first bench he saw. Quiet. That's how he felt the atmosphere; just as he liked it. Oh but what would disturb such peacefulness?

- A phone call

Yixing was obviously startled by his phone. Who could possibly call him at such a time? Furthermore, no one had his phone number except from his parents. Looking at his screen, 'Unknown Number' was displayed which only added to his confusion. His parents had always told him not to answer the phone when it was an unknown number, which he never did before but that night, he felt that for once he should follow his guts and answer. So he did, with a bit of hesitation.

"H-Hello?"

"..."

"Who is this?"

Once again, Yixing was granted no answer. Frowning, he was about to hang up when he heard what seemed to be a whimper at first. He should have hung up; anyone w