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The sophomores were simply fascinated by Jun's acrobatic soccer skill. Yuta was fuming. He'd challenged Jun to a 1-on-1 at their next PE class, to which Jun had happily agreed.

Yuta's team had lost 7-4, with Jun scoring 5 of his team's goals. He had been sweating and panting at the end of it, but Sana had never seen him look so full of energy.

He was told off more than ever in their next class, which equally annoyed this teacher as Mr. Park.

Well, Sana thought, Wen Junhui is the new heart throb of SSH I guess...

10:50 PM

Sana was busy trying to think of her next scoop to put on her amateur journalism blog. Tapping the end of her pen to her mouth, she read an article about some Chinese con men. And an idea popped into her mind.

Wen Junhui...she thought and began her digging.

Sometimes the hot guys have the best stories...or at least that's what Sana thought. Pushing her gold rimmed circular glasses up the bridge of her nose and holding her pen in her mouth, her fingers flew over the keys and her index finger aggressively clicked the mouse.

Two hours later, and she finally found something:

School Bullying Incident Leads to a Suicide

A 15-year-old student of B. Middle School has been accused of bullying a fellow classmate to his death by suicide.

At 3 AM on Thursday the 27th of April, 14-year-old student X killed himself with an overdose of sleeping pills. The accused bully J was taken into custody after the accusations and was questioned. Two more suspected bullies, L and T were arrested and questioned.

Police did not give full details, but vaguely mentioned that they believed that one party was lying – quite seriously at that.

Investigations will continue for the next week.

We asked some of the classmates of the three accused students what they had to say about this incident.

"Student J has been set up. He's a good kid really – a good friend. People think he's weird 'cause he's so...crazy?? But he'd never hurt anybody. He looks like he could but he wouldn't. As far as I knew, Student X and J were good friends from what I saw about them."

Another student had something very different to say: "Student J was always out of control; he kept of getting into trouble with teachers and no one understood him. He was a loner, but you would sometimes see him around X. I was in an old classroom one time, and I heard X screaming and a voice that sounded like J's laughing."

Student X's family wishes to stay silent on this matter until the full investigation is over.

Sana sat back in her chair, exhausted. It was way past midnight. But she had a start.

"Investigations begin tomorrow." she said to herself with a yawn.

Tuesday, Lunchtime

"Ya, Jun! Wanna come with me to the rooftop? It's got a cool view." Sana invited him coolly as her classmates as well as Seulgi and Irene went for lunch.

Jun nodded, still stretching. He bounded up the three flights of stairs two at a time with his hands in his pockets. He didn't break a sweat once he'd reached the roof and stood waiting for Sana who was puffing up the last flight. Jun rolled his eyes at her.

He glanced around, nodding in approval at the view and going to stand against the railing.

"You were right about the view," he remarked. The school building was tall – the tallest point in the area, and you could see streets, cars, people and houses made tiny from the height.

"Would you mind if I asked you something?" Sana began, earning a probing look from the tall male. "It's just I'm a really curious person – I like to find out stuff about people."

Jun nodded and gazed back out at the view. "Why'd you transfer?" Sana asked, turning him to face her so she could look into his eyes. A fleeting expression crossed his face, but was gone as soon as it had arrived. Sana noticed, but couldn't grasp the emotion.

"My mom always wanted us to move to Korea. She'd always wanted to come to Seoul." Jun answered shortly. Sana remained silent, a psychological trick she had learned over the five years she had secretly interviewed people to get them to keep talking. She didn't drop the eye contact and gazed determinedly into his brown orbs.

He stared right back but said nothing. Jun tilted his head. "Was that all you wanted to know?" he asked with his trademark kind-of-smirk.

"Did you like school back in China? You must have had lots of friends you didn't want to leave behind, right?" Sana probed, masking her slight irritation at the lack of info like a pro. She'd get it out of him soon.

Jun shrugged and gazed back at the view. "I mean...school is school. You don't always love it; you don't always hate it." He looked back at her. "Anything else? I'm getting kinda hungry..."

"Well, I am curious about China's school system – whether it's a lot like ours and stuff." Sana studied his expression, but his face showed nothing. "You know, the workload and the teachers and student connections and...boys."

Jun peered at her at the last word. "You want to know about Chinese boys?" he asked incredulously, a smile stretching across his face. Sana wanted to face palm, but she kept it in. With a shrug, she nodded.

A strange expression played over Jun's features and he suddenly moved closer to her, on the verge of invading her private space. "You want me to show you what I know about Chinese boys?" he whispered, his voice deep and low, as if it was a secret he only wanted Sana to hear.

Sana felt goosebumps shoot up her arms, and she almost completely forgot her agenda. She suddenly began noticing all him charming points; the feline-like slant of his eyes; his beauty spots above his top lip; his prominent jawline, Adam's apple and collarbones; his wide shoulders. Sana gulped, breaking eye-contact first as Jun's brown orbs burned holes in hers.

"Never mind. I just wanted to show you the view. Let's go eat." Sana said, slightly rushed and flustered. Jun smiled and went back to the stairwell.

Sana let him go ahead.

A/N

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