Dawn- What just happened? I turned around and saw eyes gaping at me, a wave of embarrassment washed over me, what did I just face? My pride doesn’t allow me to find myself in such bizarre situations, yet here I am, unable to deny the reality of it. “Uh, h---he’s just---just hurting.” Mr. Kim with panic stalked upstairs, his hands tightly gripped around the handrail with eyes fluttering due to nervousness. He looked at me, standing numb to all the voices, gawking at the door that was just inches away from my face. My hand rose up reaching to my chest and I felt my heart beating rapidly, “Dawn-ssi, let’s go to your room.” His hand held mine forcing me to walk away from my dreads, from the man who’s drowning inside in pain. “Have a seat.” He opened the door to my room however, nothing seemed familiar. I have lost the sense of clarification and resonance among feelings of desires and pain. I fear the future I'm yet to see than the past I have lived. “Do you need some water?” His eyes

Kai- “Are you blushing?” My body etched as I heard a voice. I felt my legs walking swiftly to close the distance between them and I. What are they doing here at this time? “Let me have a look.” Kim lifted her chin and she let him. She fucking let him. “Ohmygod, you totally are.” I clenched my fist and stood behind them. “Dawn, you are blushing because of this movie date?” My jaw dropped. Movie date? “Movie date?” Dawn retorted letting my waning patience halt. “What do you think you’re doing?” My pupil dilated and they jumped off radiating emotions of fear by getting caught, doing something atrocious, damn atrocious. “Talking.” Dawn crossed her arms shielding a non-fuckboy with her tiny frame and my jaw tightened until the very end. Why is she always laughing with him and fighting with me? Has she ever told him she hates him? Or does she feel that emotion only in my presence? “Watching movie.” Kim replied and I tried to move back gulping my ire down, letting it settle not wanti

Kai- “Why are you c---crying?” I heard a voice, innocent, fragile and exceptionally loud for someone who preferred quiet. My head rose up from my knees and I wiped my tears away hastily. “Did you lose your mother too?” My breathing faltered allowing my red-rimmed eyes to meet her glossy storms of ache, and soon did I realize, she was crying too. A tiny girl, drowning in the sorrows of loss and pain. She sat next to me carelessly, sniffling like I’d provide her with comfort or a handkerchief at the very least. My leg kept on shaking, growing gruesome of her bawling, adding ache to my already swollen heart. As I watched her tears become one with the concrete, I couldn’t help but wish for her to stop with this nonsense. And the louder she got, the more my resistance grew. I found myself wanting to silence her cries, as they grated against my own inner turmoil. My own tears faded as I gawked at her with amusement, “where’s your home kid? It’s unsafe outside.” I confronted cracking

Kai-She stood before me in an ocean blue dress, a dress that hugged her from places I couldn’t even touch, every curve of her body became too discernable.A few strands of her hair falling on her face, as she tried to tuck them behind her ear, allowing me to see her face, yet they remained obscured.Her heel met the ground echoing through the mirrors, ringing in my ears like a song at its crescendo. My eyes flickered, forcing me to look away however I couldn’t tear my eyes away, and choked on the air I breathed.She spun on her heel angelically, and her hair swirled in the air like an ethereal dance. Gradually, a radiant smile illuminated her face, so bright that my jaw almost dropped in awe. “This dress is so beautiful,” no you are. “I love it,” she smiled and stood before the mirror, her chuckle made my lips curl up unintentionally.“It is indeed.” The staff reciprocated with a loud squeal, “it fits you like a glove,” I kept on staring at her, disregarding their ludicrous giggles

Kai-“Are you two fighting?” Kim and I turned around as we heard a voice, Dawn was walking in our direction with careful steps since, Kim had made it too evident, his anger.“Not yet, but will when he starts talking to me.” I crossed my legs to charade my frustration.“Stop acting so immature.” I’d scoff at Dawn’s comment if I wasn’t sulking. Look who’s saying. Of all people, her?“Says who?” Kim’s snort reached my ears and I turned my head to look at him, “I’d be glad if he was immature, but he’s just plain stupid.”“I’m immature?” My loud gasp justified the disbelief I felt by hearing his words.“If not you then who?” Now, he’s purely trying to get under my skin.“Who’s sulking over a mere misunderstanding?”“Misunderstanding?” He widened his eyes, turning his face to look at me, he said, “you’re naming your irrational and unethical claims as misunderstanding?”“Huh? Claims?” I shouted, “Thoughts, I’d prefer, I thought---”“Who fucking cares, you doubted my intentions, my honesty, m