“Aish!! Hurry up!!” Donghae shouted.

“I’m coming,” Jessica ran downstairs with a backpack.

“That’s all you’re bringing?” Donghae asked.

“Well yeah, we’re just staying for three nights and four days,” Jessica replied.

“Babo!” Donghae grabbed Jessica’s wrist and pulled her upstairs.

“Yah!!” Jessica screamed.

“Look at all this?!?! Aren’t girls supposed to bring a suitcase of clothes?!” Donghae shouted.

“I don’t,” Jessica replied.

“Even I do!!! Now aish!!” Donghae grabbed a suitcase and started stuffing random clothes into her suitcase and walked downstairs.

“He’s so rude,” Jessica whispered and carried the suitcase with her.

“Carrying a suitcase is not that hard!” Donghae shouted.

“I’m almost there,” Jessica walked downstairs while carrying the heavy suitcase.

“Yah!!!” Donghae shouted. Jessica was startled and tripped on the last step as her suitcase fell on her leg when she hit the floor.

“Ow,” Jessica muttered and pushed the suitcase away.

“Are you slow as a turtle?!” Donghae shouted.

“Will you stop yelling for once?!” Jessica yelled.

“Mwoh!?” Donghae shouted.

“Why do I have to go?” Jessica grunted and tried to stand up.

“Yah…What’s wrong with your leg?” Donghae asked while staring at Jessica’s red leg.

“Nothing,” Jessica limped towards the door while dragging her suitcase.

“Is your ankle injured too?” Donghae asked.

“Why do you care? You caused it,” Jessica replied. Donghae pulled the suitcase out of her hand and walked outside.

“It hurts,” Jessica sniffed and limped towards the kitchen, which was on the other side of the house.

“Sleepy head cucumber,” Donghae held her arm.

“What do you want?” Jessica rolled her eyes. Donghae bent down and pulled Jessica onto his back. “Yah!!!!” Jessica screamed while slapping him.

“Yah!! You’re ankle is injured! And I parked the car somewhere else,” Donghae said.

“Why would you park it away from the house?” Jessica asked while trying not to lean on Donghae.

“Because, I wanted to torture you,” Donghae replied and started walking.

“Oh,” Jessica replied.

“You know you can lean on me…Don’t make it look awkward, once we leave the yard, people can tell,” Donghae said.

“Oh…” Jessica answered.

“And besides, you wouldn’t want to be uncomfortable,” Donghae told her.

“Ne,” Jessica slowly leaned against Donghae.

“It’s not that hard,” Donghae laughed as they reached the driveway.

“Kamsahabnida,” Jessica thanked when Donghae placed her in the car.

“It’s nothing,” Donghae ran to the other side and got in the driver’s seat. “Here,” he handed her an ice pack.

“Thank you,” Jessica smiled.

“It’s for your icy heart as well,” Donghae replied.

“Y-Yah! You’re the mean one!” Jessica shouted.

“Whatever,” Donghae chuckled and started the car.

“Fish,” Jessica muttered.

“Mwoh?! This handsome face a fish?!” Donghae shouted.

“Yeah! You have no emotions and you’re boring,” Jessica replied.

“I will crash this car!” Donghae threatened.

“Your car,” Jessica giggled.

“We’re here,” Donghae said.

“Whoa, it’s a big house,” Jessica replied.

“It’s as big as mine,” Donghae told her.

“But the garden,” Jessica smiled.

“Go get your stuff,” Donghae demanded.

“Oh…right,” Jessica pouted and limped over.

“Mr. Lee,” Ten maids and ten butlers bowed.

“I mean…let me help Princess,” Donghae smiled and helped her.

“Right,” Jessica nodded.

“Lee Donghae!” a voice called as the maid moved to the side.

“Appa,” Donghae bowed.

“So grown up,” Mr. Lee laughed.

“Annyeonghaseyo,” Jessica bowed.

“Wow, she’s beautiful,” Mr. Lee smiled.

“She’s my princess,” Donghae held her hand.

“I saw you on T.V., I’m glad Donghae says he’s your family,” Mr. Lee said.

“Ne, I’m happy too,” Jessica smiled.

“Get a little closer,” Mr. Lee said.

“Appa,” Donghae groaned.

“Don’t be shy,” Mr. Lee laughed.

“But you’re acting like a mom,” Donghae complained as he wrapped his arm around Jessica’s waist.

“What a nice couple, let’s go inside, it’s going to be autumn soon,” Mr. Lee walked in.

“I will get the-,” Donghae covered Jessica’s mouth.

“Act like we’re dating, come on,” Donghae dragged Jessica inside.

“Wow,” Jessica exclaimed when they walked in the house. “It’s so…big,”

“I know,” Donghae nodded.

“Come sit,” Mr. Lee demanded.

“Ne,” the two nodded and sat down in the living room.

“So how long have you two been together?” Mr. Lee asked.

“3 months….1 year,” Jessica and Donghae said at the same time.

“I mean 3 months,” Donghae squeezed Jessica’s hand.

“I told you,” Jessica whispered.

“Here are some fruits and drinks, sir,” the maid said and left.

“So-,” Mr. Lee started.

“Hello,” a woman walked down.

“Yeobo,” Mr. Lee smiled.

“Ew,” Donghae muttered.

“What?” Jessica asked.

“Stepmom,” Donghae whispered.

“Donghae,” Mrs. Lee smiled.

“Stepmom,” Donghae bowed.

“And?” Mrs. Lee glared at Jessica.

“Ne, Annyeonghaseyo,” Jessica bowed.

“Aish,” Mrs. Lee sat down.

“You three talk, I have to go to a meeting, so see you around,” Mr. Lee smiled.

“Ne,” the couple nodded as he left.

“Sit,” Mrs. Lee demanded.

“Ne,” they sat down.

“And what is this?” Mrs. Lee threw the magazines on the table with the two on the covers.

“We’re-,” Jessica started.

“Haven’t you learned not to interrupt?!” Mrs. Lee shouted.

“We’re dating? Is something wrong?” Donghae asked.

“Did you forget?” Mrs. Lee asked.

“We just came, we’re tired,” Donghae held Jessica’s hand and t