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𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟏𝟔

So-hee sighs softly as she set the pen down. Finally, she was done with writing this song. It had been a few days since she's been struggling to get over it.

She had desperately wanted to use this as an excuse and try to call Namjoon, ask for help. But she decided not to, she knew their comeback was soon and she didn't want to disturb them.

She knew around this time all of them will be pretty stressed. Since the expectations of public has immediately hit even higher clouds due to their second Grammy nominations and the achievements of Butter and Permission to Dance.

Everyone was awaiting their album, she was too. She had no idea how it was going to turn out, but heavenly for sure.

She glanced at the time, realising it's way past her lunchtime already. Frowning at her messed up schedule even though she had no one from her company pressuring her to work, she stood up and decided to take a stroll outside and eat some late lunch.

Humming to herself, she reached outside and saw her bodyguard (Jessi had strictly told Ji-su to assign one three weeks ago) standing there.
She shot him a polite smile as he greeted her, bowing back.

" Would you like me to accompany you somewhere, So-hee-ssi? "

" Oh, no. I'm fine, Yuru. " She points just down the street, " I'll be taking a walk around the park and get something to eat. Would you like something to
drink? "

The bodyguard flushes but denies politely, a little concerned. " Are you sure you're fine alone? "

" Yes. "

She shot him a reassuring smile before turning on her heels as she puts on her mask, hoping no one will recognize her.

She was sure there was paparazzi waiting for her to step out, but she assumed they won't approach, not unless they want to be sued so she should be fine.

She looked around the streets of Seoul, enjoying the calmness in the air. The weather had recently turned a little humid, but not unbearable.

Even though she preferred cold a whole lot, the weather was just fine to walk around in. But now she wasn't so sure if she'll be appreciating winters, since she'll have no seven warm bears to cuddle with if she ever felt cold.

She'd only have her lonely bed and the
body-pillow. She spotted a familiar café not long down the street, she speeds up because her stomach was rumbling.

But before she could open the door, her eyes caught a figure stumbling. She widened her eyes as she saw a girl stumbling back.

Her whole body was drowning in a black padded coat, something she wouldn't wear in this warm weather.

But she doesn't judge. Her face was also covered with face mask similar to hers and a baseball cap.

But that doesn't really catch her attention. The man who was grabbing her wrist did. It was none of her business, she didn't if she was supposed to interfere because it might turn out bad for her, but the girl seemed really bothered.