~*Woohyun's POV*~

Standing a little behind everyone else, I narrowed my eyes at Myungsoo, silently observing him.

He looked a bit out of it, as if he were keeping up a facade. Something was a bit off... a bit strange.

"Myungsoo!" Sunggyu called. "What happened? Did you just come with Hye Ri?"

"I'm sorry hyung." I don't know if it was just a trick of the light or something else, but I could have sworn that I saw Myungsoo's eyes quickly dart towards me before returning to Sunggyu. "She was with me the whole time, so she wasn't really missing. Sorry for worrying all of you." Sunggyu's eyebrows furrowed together, the information that Myungsoo gave didn't connect very well with the information everyone else had.

"What? But she was with us this morning. We were hanging in town when she suddenly ran off, so she couldn't have been with you the whole entire time." Hoya worded Sunggyu's unspoken thoughts.

"Oh. I told her to meet with me. I guess she came to me after being with you." Myungsoo quickly covered up.

Hoya didn't look as confused, but at the same time, he wasn't entirely convinced either. "She didn't ask you to use your phone to give us a call?"

Now it was Myungsoo's turn to be confused. "Why would she want my phone? Where's hers?"

"I had it. I was making a call to Sungjong." Dongwoo explained. "She didn't tell you?"

"No." Myungsoo regained his composure. "She told me. I just forgot for a moment. But I didn't have my phone on me so we couldn't contact you. Sorry."

That doesn't seem right... he answered my texts...

For the first time, I decided to speak up. "Then how did you know to come here? I texted you telling to meet us at the park. If you didn't have your phone, how did you know?" I asked skeptically, eyeing him with a steady gaze.

"I didn't. We just happened to walk by." He replied, looking anywhere but directly at me. I put two and two together, clenching my jaw tightly.

What are you hiding Myungsoo? You think I can't tell you're lying?

I was about to question him further to get to the bottom of things, but I held myself back. The middle of the public park wasn't the best place to be having this conversation. Sensing that he wouldn't be revealing anything anyway, I decided to let him slide for the moment. "Really? Then I guess we all have luck on our side today." I spoke coldly. The others didn't seem to understand my harsh tone of voice, but I made no move to explain to them. Not now. We all stood in silence, the heavy atmosphere pressing down on us with no one speaking the words they were thinking.

"Let's go back." The youngest finally suggested. "I think we're all tired out and I want to let Hye Ri rest." He motioned to the worn out figure resting between his shoulder blades. We all gazed at him, the youngest of our group. Finally, a small smile came upon my face. The youngest found rational thoughts when none of his hyungs could even speak.

He's growing up. That was such a simple way to fix what was going on. I guess some problems are easier to fix with simple methods than complicated ones.

Keeping that in mind, I followed the others back to the dorm.