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" SEDENTARY . HOWLING  NEARER  YOUTH . NORTH  SOMETHING  SUSPICIOUS  COVERTS  MYTH  ENDEAVOUR . EYE  READJUST  FATHER  LETTERS  GRANDEUR NEWSPAPER  CURRENT  RAPPORTS  DUKE  ABSENT . GATEKEEPER  FRANTIC  HAWKEYE  ONE FEATHER HEADING ASSISSTANT . THEY  VISIT  SYRUP  TOURIST  SOMETHING . CONODONT  MISTRUSTS  FURTHER  NEWTON  HEADPIECE  STRAINING  OFFICER . SEARCH  EFFORT  MADDOX . ADHESIVE  SINEW  STAFF DEBATE  MARK  AQUARIUM  . ORTHODONTIC  WORRY  ROUNDABOUTS  MARITIME . ENROUTE  HOMETOWN  MARSEILLE  NINETY  FREIGHT  PAYDAYS . SCREW  DISENDOW  THEIR  BESTOW  WISHES  .  OVERSTAY  UNSAFE . PSEUDO ANOTHER  BEGINNING  PLANS  PERFORM  THEME  REBELLION  AGAINST  TICKET QUICK . NOTHING  ENOUGH  PEOPLE  SWEET  CANNON  TRUST . UPSEND  REPORTS  QUARTERBACK  MAN  EAST  MALPRACTICE.  MARSHLANDS . "

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tuesdays are mail days, the days in which the eight boys write home and keep in contact with family, friends and so on. each letter (collected by hongjoong) is sent to a robot at KQSA, where it's sole purpose is to scan the individual documents for any suspicious, anti-KQSA implications within.

which, obviously, none of the members would ever consider including in a letter.

seonghwa decides to send some mail to his close friend EDEN, and his letter goes something like this:

"DEAR YONGKWAN-SSI,

how are you? how's work? pretty boring without me, isn't it?

a lot has happened these past few weeks; too much to include in a small letter for you! i think we're getting the phone-call system installed next month, so don't miss me too much until then! i've been extremely busy, so dont expect too many letters from me, hyung!

tell your mother i said hi and that i hope she's well!

love from,
your favourite dongsang, park seonghwa."

two letters are sent to hongjoong's device from seonghwa. none the wiser, the commander sends his teammates' mail to the KQSA base, where each word is scrutinised and eventually (and relievedly) deemed appropriate for send-off.

with fingers crossed and baited breath from both sender and receiver, seonghwa's letter(s) reach his adressee safely.

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