Jackson comes buying medicine for her and sees her fast asleep, so he doesn’t wake her up. Next day, when Sora got up there was porridge with a note on it. ‘I cooked it, but I can’t guarantee the test but eat this and take the medicine’. There was medicine in the table. She looked touched until she looked at the kitchen. The kitchen was a mess. There were so many dishes at the washer and there was burnt rice at the bin. “Ahh…. I can’t believe that I was touched. He made such a mess in the kitchen.”. She eats it and takes the medicine and gets ready for office.  That afternoon Jackson again asked her when she came home, “Are you okay? If not let’s go to the hospital.”. Sora was feeling nausea, but she said, “Yeah, I am fine. Don’t worry.” And she goes to her bedroom. That night she didn’t eat anything  and when Jackson asked her, “ Noona, are you not going have dinner. “I already ate at the dinner with my colleagues.” She lied as she was not feeling well but didn’t want Jackson to worry.

For a next few days Jackson was busy with the assignments that he could only looked at Sora’s face. He goes home late, and he has to go to university early in the morning.

At the university, Chaeyeon was not bullied anymore and she seemed happy. She tried looking for him. But couldn’t find him. She was feeling dejected  and as she went to the backyard, she saw him sitting in the bench. ‘Should I go or not’ she pondered for a while. And finally, she decides to go. ’I looked for him and I finally found him I should go.’ And she went over and sits beside him. Jackson just took a glance and sees her. “Oh hi” he said. “How are you doing?” he asks. She gets startled as she didn’t think that he will speak to her first. “Ah… I am doing fine.” She says with an awkward smile. He doubts her answer and asks again, “Are you sure you are not lying right?”. She insists, “Really I am fine.”. “I hope you won’t bottle everything up and share your problem with your loved one. It’s not good if you bottle up everything.”, he says with a smile in his face. Hearing this she looks confused, “Why? If I keep silent then no one will have problem and even if I share my problem, I don’t think they will understand my problem.”, she says with difficulty like she is about to cry. So, she turns her head down. “Of course, you feel that way.”. She looks at her. “I know someone who didn’t even say anything when she was feeling alone. Her parents divorced. She was feeling lonely, but she didn’t say anything. She always had a smile on her face, so we all thought that she was okay. We didn’t know that she was suffering all alone.”