Smile, nod and look cute. That's how you get through a Korean interview, where you don't understand half of the questions. That's just one of the things Minghao has learned while being in Korea.

In these interviews he just had to be there. He had to say his introduction, but other than that he didn't really have to do anything. Of course, he had to do reactions, but that's pretty much it. Sometimes while spacing out, there would actually be a question for him and he had to turn to Jun for help. The older boy was always happy to help, but Minghao couldn't help but feel like a burden.

All the members of the group would help him if needed. They would turn to weird translations, only for him to be able to understand. Though that was the case, Minghao always felt like they didn't actually want to, but only did it because they pitied him. Nobody complained about it, but they must have found it annoying.

All the members were tired from a long day of interviews, performance and practice. They were all dosing of on the way to the dorm in the car, but as soon as they got of the car they seemed to become a bit more awake.

Minghao was walking beside Jun. The older boy had his arm around his shoulder and snuggled his head into the younger boy's neck.

"Stop," Minghao said quietly. He wasn't really in the mood for this. He had made a lot of mistakes today, and just wanted to be alone and stop being annoyed at himself.

Jun just changed his position and hugged the younger boy's arm instead, lying his head on his shoulder as they walked.

"Stop," Minghao tried to say again, but the older didn't take notice of it. He was usually told to stop as a joke, so he didn't really think much of it.

Seeing as it didn't help asking the elder to stop, Minghao tried to ignore it. They weren't that far from the dorm anyways.

Jun was still clinging to his arm, when they walked up the stairs. They were some of the first who got to the door, and just as Seungcheol unlocked the door, Jun stepped too close to the edge of the step on the stairs, and were about to fall backwards. Still clinging to Minghao's arm, both of them would fall down if it wasn't for Mingyu and Wonwoo who caught them.

"I told you to stop," Minghao snapped at Jun as he yanked his arm out of the other Chinese's grip.

Without saying anything else, he pushed by Seungcheol entering the dorm, leaving the rest of the members on the stairs looking confusedly after him.

"Well... That's a first," Seungkwan said.

It sure was. Nobody had seen Minghao like that before. Not even Jun knew how to act about this. The younger Chinese boy was usually very quiet and patient. He wasn't usually annoyed like this.

"He probably just needs some time by himself," Soonyoung said. "He'll probably be like he usually is, when we get the food."

Food was the cure for everything.

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"But it's food!?" Soonyoung exclaimed, when Mingyu came back from telling Minghao to come eat.

"He says he isn't hungry," Mingyu just