Arizona shut the door with a loud bang, resulting into it bouncing back and closing with another bang. He felt so mad. So mad at himself. He's the one that brought this upon her so he has no right to feel bad about it , yet as she'd hugged him tight and cried about her family current situation, he couldn't help but feel bad for her. Right there, he wanted to tell her. To tell her it's all his doing. She'll get mad alright, but at least she'll let her father know where the problem is coming from and he'll do all he can to fix it. Then after that, they can make up. They'll definitely make up. He knows it's better to tell he earlier because if she finds out from someone else, it won't be the same story. She wouldn't even know the reason behind all of these. He'll tell her. Could be tomorrow.... He'll make sure to. Arizona took off his glasses and sat on the study chair. He before fished out a red hard covered book and sighed before opening it.

"She didn't let me. I was so mad!" Areum rolled her eyes, poking the meatball on her pasta. Arizona sighed, "It's okay, baby. At least you didn't cause any trouble, did you?" He knows once a teacher annoys her, she'll do something terrible to him or her. He remembered the time of Mr David. He was in the class that morning. Areum shook her head, "Nah. I'm done with that." Arizona smiled, "Good girl." He praised, patting her head. Luella, who was eating with them almost rolled her eyes. She envied Arizona though. How could he be doing such to her father yet acting like she's all that matters. Wow! Areum looked up and her eyes met Luella's, who smiled immediately, "Enjoying your meal?" Areum asked politely. Luella nodded affirmatively, "Quite. This restaurant is cool. Thanks for having me,despite all I've done. I feel really bad now..." Areum flashed her a gentle smile, "It's okay, Ella. Everyone gets a bit out of it sometimes

Arizona stands there, frozen in place, his own emotions swirling inside him. He doesn't want to leave, but he knows he has to respect her wishes. Slowly, he steps back, his eyes never leaving hers. He can see the hurt and anger in her eyes, and it breaks his heart. He steps through the door, closing it behind him. Arizona leans against the door immediately, sliding to the floor, his head in his hands. He can hear Areum crying on the other side, and it feels like his heart is being torn in two. He wants to help her, to make things right, but he knows she needs space. And so he sat there, listening to the sound of her grief, feeling powerless to do anything to make it better. His head throbbed with a headache, the pain only adding to his distress. He felt sadness and regret. But he needed to give Areum space. She's too angry and sad to listen to him now. Maybe he should let her calm down... . . . There Areum sat, against the door

Graduation Day. The sun poured through the tall windows of the graduation hall, casting long shadows across the rows of empty chairs. The air was filled with a buzzing anticipation as the graduates and their families filed in, finding their seats and chatting excitedly. The stage was bathed in a warm, golden light, ready to welcome the next generation of graduates. As the ceremony commenced, the air grew hushed with anticipation. The performances began , each class getting reading for their own presentation. Mr Blooms and his students were getting prepared to go on stage and sing their hearts out for the guests. He looked around frantically, "Okay! Areum is here! Dallas too... Indie.... Where the heck is Kanye?!" Indie looked at Areum, who looked away immediately. Indie found that weird but she replied Mr Blooms, "I'm sorry! I'll call him now." and she excused herself. Areum also left the waiting room. She went to the restroom to co

Luella poked her head in to the living room and scanned around. The television was on but mute, leaving the house silent and gloomy. Arizona sat on the floor, his head casted down. She walked to him, squatting before him, "Arizona? Are you okay? What happened to you?" Arizona didn't reply but his shoulders trembled, making Ella frown, "Arizona. Please tell me. Then I can know what to do. I saw you with Areum earlier and..." "... She's gone." He whispered. He looked up to see a surprised looking Luella, "Gone? Where to?" Arizona closed his eyes and threw his head back, chuckling like a crazy person, "She left me. She's gone like...gone!" He barked at Luella, who flinched. "Oh my! I knew she was bad news immediately you started hanging out with her. Is that why you've been moody these days? What happened between you two?" The way Luella asked, her voice and facial expression would clear her off any suspicion. Her act was so perfect like she knows absolutely nothing about