Jung Yong Hwa's POV   Two days had passed since that incident. Shin Hye turned back to how she was when she first came; quiet. She hadn't spoken a word. I was quite worried. Well, more worried than before. Everyday my head would fill with questions, such as, 'Who does she live with?'and 'Who takes care of her?'.   I was not one to meddle with other people's business, but never in my life had I met someone who had no parents. How did they survive by themselves? I'm depend on my friends and parents, while she is alone. I wish I could just act myself around her but the frightening thing is if she would push me away or not.   'Ughhh! This is so frustrating.' I groan in my head. I put my head down on my table for the remainder of school - which is basically 3 minutes.   Lee Jong Hyun's POV    Judo training had just ended. My muscles were aching due to a tiring day. Sighing, I kept going. I decided to head to my favourite convenient store.   Once I arrived at my destination, I carefully opened the door. A bell rang, indicating that the door opened. As soon as I entered, the ahjumma behind the counter - who was the owner - greeted me.    "Annyeonghaseyo." I replied politely while slightly bowing. After that, I looked around the shop. I grabbed the things I wanted; an ice pack and a snack. I paid for it at the counter, then afterwards, said a quick 'thank you', before leaving.    The streets were silent, the sun was setting. Such a beautiful view, but nothing new. Being in Seoul for only a few years, I had already gotten used to the city life, thus making it boring. Busan was different. There was an adventure in everything. No limitations to one's imagination. Too bad city people were so serious. They don't realise that their imaginations are being limited by rules. Rules that they had put for themselves.   "Hey kid, you scared?" I heard a voice ask so mockingly, in a creepy way.   Whimpering could be heard. It sounded like a girl. Instincts took over my body. I acted fast. I put the stuff I bought, in my bag. I ripped two holes on the plastic bag that the things were in. I positioned it on my head - the holes aligned with my eyes. I ran to where the sound was. It happened to be an alleyway.   Three boys around one or two years older than me, were surrounding a girl who's face was being covered by the boys. But I could hear her sobbing hard now. I was scared. I didn't like violence - more like, afraid of it - even if I did judo. I didn't want to intervene but I couldn't. Instead I ran towards them and kicked the closest one, making him topple on top of the other two. I took the opportunity to grab the girl's wrist and ran as fast as I could, dragging her along with me - not even looking back.    "YOU MORON! COME BACK HERE!"   "IF I CATCH YOU, YOU'RE DEATH!"   Their words shook me but I kept going. I looked around for a safe hideout, only to find my street. In order to loose them, I ran as fast as I could to my gate and went in. As soon as she was in behind me, I closed the door and hid behind the carefully trimmed bush. When they ran past, I sighed in relief. Then, I remembered about the girl. I looked towards her - who was still sobbing a little. I put her hair away from her face. The sight shocked me. It was Shin Hye. After realising that, I started to panic.   "Gwenchana?" I asked hurriedly, checking for any injury. Although she couldn't understand a lot of Korean, Min-Hyuk taught her the basics.   She nods her head, about to get up, but I quickly grabbed her wrist. Her eyes widened in surprise when I pulled her down. "Come with me. I'll take you inside so my mum can disinfect those scratches."   Shin Hye nodded. I let go of her hand and walked towards the door with her following behind. After ringing the door bell, the do