I just wanna kiss
I never wanna miss
deo jja rit ha ge one more time
nae sum eur ga jyeo ga
I’m dying for your kiss
I never wanna miss

Young Bae felt a tap on his shoulder. It was Teddy.

“Nice singing.”

“Uh…” YB blushed. How does he explain it when it’s his song that’s playing right now in Teddy’s studio.

“Last song syndrome, i guess. Keep hearing it all over the radio.”

Teddy smiled. “Yeah. I’m really happy for her.”

YB just smiled.

“Hey, I think I gotta go. It’s late.” He said while getting a glance at his watch. “We got everything for today already, right?”

“Yeah.” Teddy replied.

“K. Thanks hyung. Bye.” He walked to the door.

“You know, you two both have this soft voice. I’m thinking it’d mesh well together.”

“Huh?” He stopped and shyly looked back.

“Never mind. See you tomorrow.”

YB simply nodded and quickly swirled around before a part of him gave him away.

**

Chaerin froze when, without warning, Dara’s arms wrap around her.

“Unnie… you scared me there.”

“CL-roo…” she softly cooed, she was standing behind the couch, leaning on CL, her head resting on CL’s shoulder.

“Yes?”

“Oh, CL-roo… I love you.”

“Yeah, right… Unnie, I know you’re in cloud 9 right now but save it for oppa, ok?”

“I love you so much, CL-roo..mwah mwah mwah!” She kissed at her shoulder repeatedly.

CL rolled her eyes.

Dara let go, walked around and faced her ‘other half.’

“We’re performing Hello next week at the Global Gathering.”

“Really? That’s nice.”

“Yes!” She hugged her again.

“Un..nie.” Her tight hug was choking her.

“Oh sorry… just excited.”

“I can tell.” CL was holding her throat.

“So, Bommie?”

“She went back to her bed.”

“Didn’t she notice me missing?”

“I told her you were in the toilet when she asked. She didn’t ask anymore.”

“Oh, thank you! Well, aren’t you sleeping yet?”

“No.” CL replied, looking at her scrapbook. “I haven’t finished yet.”

“I’ll help you… What are you doing?”

Dara sat as CL showed her how and Dara started gluing the bits and pieces CL had cut – pictures and coloured papers in different shapes.

“He’s also doing This Love and She’s Gone.”

“I really like She’s Gone. So much angst to it.”

“Me too. Exactly what I told him.”

“Who do you think he wrote it for?”