The Upperclassmen: Minsung ✓

<epilogue>

five years later...

"Appa! Appa!" A little boy shouted as his father walked through the front door. "Hi Minsunggie!" Minho smiled down at his and Jisung's four year old son. "Here! Appa Eomma wanted me to give this to you!" Minsung handed Minho a flower as he chuckled. "Oh did he now?" Minsung nodded eagerly.

Today is Minho and Jisung's four year anniversary. They adopted their son Minsung when he was just an infant a few months after they got married. Their new chapter just started writing itself from there.

"Why don't you go play with Lola okay?" Minsung nodded. Lola is Felix and Changbin's three year old daughter. Her Korean name is Yumi, however Felix wanted to give her an english name which they all stuck by, Lola.

Minho now works with a nice business while Changbin works for his mother's bakery. He and Changbin quit their job at the convenient store a few years ago. Felix is "the stay at home mom" and Jisung sells jewelry and artifacts at his mother's old shop.

Minho saw Felix and Changbin cuddling on the couch while watching the two young children play. Minho waved to the couple, both of them waving back and pointing in the bedroom. Minho got the message and went straight there.

As soon and Minho saw Jisung he pushed him against the wall and passionately kissed him, kissing him until they both pulled apart for air.

"Happy anniversary Minnie. Five years already. It's crazy!" Minho chuckled. "But the past five years have been the best yet. I can't believe how fast the kids are growing!"Minho observed. "I know! It's quite fascinating." Jisung smiled. "And I can't believe Hyunjin and Seungmin have a baby now! And Jeongin and Jisung are engaged! Jeongin is going to be a Park!" Jisung said in awe. "Life is working out for us Jisungie." Minho smiled.

Life was perfect.

No one was ranked at that point.

Everyone was in the same class.

Minho is forever grateful for bumping into Jisung on that fateful day and going through the hardships of keeping him.

It's all well worth it now.

It's the end of an era for the...

Upperclassmen.