“I’ll hunt you down if I have to.” Kang Jun added, rolling up his window, and zoomed away before Suho could counter.The red Porsche zoomed away like the speed of a jet plane, spinning dust and withered leaves from the pavement. Suho’s hair whished from his face. He paused by the gate, blinking several times, waiting until the car was out of sight.A sharp breeze cut through his skin, tingling his entire body down to the core.“Ooh! It’s cold.” Suho shivered. He folded his arms around his body, vigorously rubbing both arms, scampered to his room, taking two steps at a time. Upstairs, he peeked at Hana’s room and saw her shadow moving across the room, then the lights turned off. Took off his knapsack, collapsing on his bed face down. Punching the cushion because he knew Kang Jun was right. Everything that has done so far has put Hana in a rough spot. And although he meant well this time, it was a total failure. How could he not know that she hated hiking or even knew that she was sick?

The school from the outside looked peaceful. But from the inside, the real chaos lied. Students, in their teens, in conflicting emotions. With too much at stake, their attention divided, eyes wandering outside the four corners of the classroom.Hundreds of trees were planted around the soccer fields. In one of the Korean Red Pine, that’s where Suho hid himself. Clad in a white shirt and brown scarf, tucking in both hands in his gray coat. The tree was the closest to the gate, giving him visibility of the senior’s classrooms. And he knew exactly where Hana sat. His small eyes fixated on that exact spot.Two months have passed since the examination scores came out. But the conversation between Hana and Suho during his drunken state has left him scarred for life. And he couldn’t imagine its impact on Hana’s as they have not intentionally talked to each other ever since. Their encounters were more casual rather than friendly.&