The moon slowly took over the duties of the sun, shining lusciously in the dark. The sun, though important, can never be compared to the moon. One was shining brightly in the day. The other, bright when all else is in darkness. I looked at the clock, who had the short hand pointing at 7.

"Am I the only one hungry around here?" I mean, I did finish a cup of ramen just hours ago. But, that barely filled me.

"I'm not that hungry. And, I feel like doing some yoga today." Bomi answered.

"Oh yeah! Yoga! We haven't been doing it for a while, now that we are overseas." Naeun exclaimed.

"And pilates." Eunji mentioned.

"Seo Joon-ah! Is there anywhere in Singapore that we can perhaps get some mats for yoga or pilates?" Chorong questioned.

"Give me a moment.." I tried to do a split, ending up with a half split. Then I looked at them.

"Does it seem like I do yoga?"  Looking at the girls' annoyed faces was probably the only reason why I loved to tease them that much.

"I was kidding." I tried to salvage the situation before the girls started to get frustrated and get mad at me.

"I'll try to find, okay? Give me a moment." I tried to calm them down.

I called Audrey, waiting for her to pick up. She does yoga daily. She is very flexible, and I have seen her do splits before.

"Heyy Audrey!" I talked over the phone.

"Who's this? I don't remember having any Korean speaking friends." She politely asked.

Apparently, I forgot I am actually Marcus, an English speaking native. Not Seo Joon.

"Oh, heyy Audrey! Marcus here. I was just practising Korean. I've been wanting to learn the language for a while now." I hope she didn't find anything fishy.

All I could hear across the phone was laughter, before she spoke.

"Yeah Marcus? Is there a reason for calling? You rarely call me. This is like... your first time calling me!" She was surprised.

"I want to get into yoga. Do you happen to know of any places that sell yoga mats?" I asked her.

"Hahaha. I can't wait to see you doing splits and all. But, I believe there are a few shops in the west that sells yoga mats." She provided me the name of a few shops.

"But, I'm currently in town. I want to grab a mat before I return home." I left the part about residing in APink's hotel room out.

"That makes things easier. There are so many shopping malls out there. You can probably grab a mat from almost anywhere." I was lucky she didn't question why I was in town.

"No , sherlock!" I sarcastically answered.

"Whatever. I rarely go to town anyways, so just find one yourself." She hung up on me.

I looked at APink, who were paying no attention to me.

"I'll be back in an hour or so. I'll go grab some mats. Can someone give me like some cash or a card? I don't think it's within my abilities to purchase all those mats." I was waiting for someone to aid me financially.

Chorong handed me their Manager's credit card. I proceeded to town, scouting different shops. I finally found one that offered yoga mats, of varying sizes and colours. I grabbed a pink one, a red one, a blue one, a purple one, a yellow one, and two black mats. I knew exactly which colours each member was a complete fan of. The lady at the cashier stared at me in awe, wondering who I was purchasing all these mats for. More importantly, how I was going to be bringing all those mats back. She offered free delivery, since I was alone with 7 heavy and bulky mats. I politely declined her offer. It would be easily spotted by the sasaeng fans that were intent on revealing everything about girls. I couldn't risk placing the girls in such tight situations. So, I ended up carrying all the mats back to the hotel, getting weird glares from the public. I entered the hotel through the backdoor. The guards have seen me enter and leave, long enough for them to recognize and grant me access although I wasn't officially allowed. One of the guards helped me get the mats in through the door and I was on my own from there. It took a lot to get the mats into the lift, and out of the lift. I finally delivered the mats to the door of APink's room with much effort. I was breaking out in sweat, my shirt drenched. I grabbed the card from my pocket, and opened the door.

I was wondering why no one