Aera caught up to Sunghoon, and when she did, she hit him. Hard. 

"Why would you say something like that?" she snapped at him. 

"Like what?" he asked innocently, not even bothering to look at her. 

She grabbed his hand and spun him to face her. He yanked her towards him. 

"Like what?" he whispered, their faces inches apart. 

"Let go," she growled, pulling herself out of his grasp and glaring at him. "And don't 'like what' me. You know what I'm talking about it, and the whole scene you caused was extremely rude and disrespectful." 

He laughed, not taking her annoyance seriously. "And? What's wrong with what I said? Isn't it true?" 

She wanted to scream, she wanted to cry, she really really wanted to kick him where it would hurt the most. 

But she curbed her temper and ignored his comment. 

"Because you were rude and disrespectful," she said calmly. "You should do something to make up for it." 

"Oh? Like what?" 

Aera leaned forward, her eyes taking on a hint of mischief. "You have to promise you'll do it for me first." 

Sunghoon laughed again. "Okay, I promise. What do you want, a car or something?" 

For a split second, that suggestion was extremely tempting. 

But she shook her head. "A car sounds great but... what I want is for you to come to practice with me. And to stay." 

He shrugged. "That's all you want? Alright." 

Aera's eyes brightened, and she stared at him in surprise, not quite believing her ears. "Really? You'll come, that easily?" 

"Well I promised, didn't I?" he asked. "Plus, anything to annoy Heeseung," he said, smirking. 

"You two better not fight," she warned him. 

He shrugged again. "That wasn't in the deal."