Chris wondered around her room. It was Saturday. She was contemplating weather she will call Kris or not. She was stop by a knock on her door.

“Yes?”

“You have a visitor baby girl.” Kevin said.

“I’ll be there in 10.” She said.

     She then entered the bathroom and took a bath. She then changed into a grey oversized stripe shirt and paired it with a skirt.

“Oppa! Where are mom and dad?” She asked while going down the stairs.

“Hey, you have a visitor.” Kevin said.

     Chris then look at the person next to his brother. Her eyes widened.

“W-what are you doing here?” She asked in horror.

“I just want to talk to you.” He replied.

“I’ll leave you both.” Kevin said as he stand up.

“Ani! Don’t leave oppa! Stay here!” She said still not moving.

“Wae? I need to do something.” Her brother protested.

“Argh! Just stay for a minute!” Chris pleaded.

“Wae? He’s not going to bite you, Chris. Stop being paranoid!” her brother scolded. Kevin then stood up and walk out while shaking his head.

“What are doing here?” Chris asked after she heard the door closed.

“I want to talk to you about the makeover thing.” Kris said.

“Oh about that. Just give me a week.” She said.

“A week? Is that all you need.” Kris said.

“Yeah. A week.” She replied.

“Okay then. Just tell me if you’re ready.” He said.

“Thanks.” She replied.

“You look beautiful.” Kris commented.

“Huh?” Chris asked

“You look beautiful without those big eye glasses.” Kris said.

“Ahh. T-thanks.” Chris said shyly.

“Welcome.” Kris said. “I’m going now. Just call me.” He said as he stood up.

“Ne. I will. Bye.” Chris said as she opened the front door.

“Bye!” Kris said as he closed the gate.

       “*Sigh* I got myself trapped in this stupid situation.” She thought

Monday

Seoul University, Lobby

    Chris just arrived in school. She walked with her head bowed down. She doesn’t want to be noticed by anyone. She fastened her pace because she caught a glimpse of the bullies coming. She was about to turn when someone bumped her. Her books scattered on the ground.

“I’m sorry.” The person said.

“It’s okay.” She said as she picked up her scattered books.

“Let me help you.” The person offered.

“I can do this. Thank you and I’m sorry.” She said as she stood up and bowed at the p