She hadn't even gotten far, only the two blocks it took to get to the big park near the centre of town, but her lungs were burning. Maybe it was because she was such a mess, running down the street as she hiccupped from the tears streaming down her cheeks. The wetness on her cheeks brought cool air to them as she ran but it didn't bring any sort of relief. The sun was beginning to set and Sumin assumed school would be finished by now or in a few minutes, meaning Leo would be gone to collect the others.

She sat down on a bench and rested her head on her folded arms, the tears kept pouring out because she knew that by the time she got home she would have an empty house to herself. Her parents would be gone and all she would have is Leo to rely on, but what would he think of her now that her parents pulled out some supernatural demon on him? Surely he wouldn't want to be around her anymore, right?

"I know this is none of my business, but may I ask what's wrong?" Sumin let out a shaky breath and looked up. She blinked looking at the handsome person in front of her. He had managed to make himself quite comfortable on the other side of the bench without her even noticing, and she hiccupped again as he shocked her with his presence. 

"I don't think you need to worry about me, I'm just a stranger to you" Sumin muttered and put her head back down, she just prayed that Leo would come eventually.

"I thought to talk to a stranger was the best thing you could do? Or maybe I read too many things on the internet"

"Maybe" She didn't look up as he talked to her and they sat in silence as it began getting colder and the sun was replaced with the moon, Sumin shivered and the stranger sighed as she heard the sounds of him moving.

"You really don't wanna talk about it? Get it off your chest?" He spoke up again and Sumin looked at his wide eyes.

"There's no chance I could ever get this off my chest" She stood up and walked away, she wasn't going to sit there and let some stranger bother her.

"Well I'll be here if you change your mind~" He called out to her as if he were mocking her and Sumin fought the urge to look back and swear at him. It was only getting colder out and she shivered wishing she had been smart enough to grab a jacket before she made her great escape. She found a seat by the big playground and sat down with a sigh, no matter how cold it got she wasn't going back home until she was certain her parents would be gone. Sumin couldn't look her parents in the eye now, not after all this was put out in the open.

"You really plan to stay out all night?" Sumin looked up, shocked at the sound of another voice. N smiled down at her and sat on the bench next to her, Hongbin and Ravi joined them and she sighed looking down at her feet in front of her as N put an arm over her shoulders.

"Come on tell us what's happened Sumin-ah, you never know how much we could help" Sumin looked up to meet his smiley face that was only visible because of the street lights all around the park.

"I don't think you'll be able to help this time Hakyeon" She sighed and he whined loudly.

"Ya! I told you to call me oppa! Why won't you call me oppa? You call Leo oppa" He hit her with his shoulder as he sulked and it was Sumin's turn to grumble.

"Because Leo oppa's my favourite" She responded and he gasped.

"That'