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XIUMIN POV

The five minutes that Lillaya had given them had been far more time than he had needed. It hadn’t taken even half of that for him to change into swim shorts and a tank top. Xiumin had even had time to grab a few towels, just in case.

Leaning against the hood of the special vehicle, he closed his eyes. The mission his hyung had given him settled heavy in his mind. It was like he had been asked to be a babysitter to Lillaya, which she would probably kill him if she ever found out, and Jongin. All to make sure they didn’t cause bodily harm to each other.

He had a feeling that it was going to be near impossible to keep the pair from starting stuff with each other. They were explosive and he couldn’t figure out why. Normally, Jongin was
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Don’t be too long.”

“I will be right back boys. Please have a seat and get comfortable.”

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LILLAYA”S MOM POV

Looking at the boys sitting so stiffly, she could imagine the type of talk that her daughter had given them before coming in. She wasn’t fool enough to think that Lillaya hadn’t explicitly warned them.

It was just the way the girl was. Nothing would change how fiercely protective her daughter was when it came to those she loved.

“Boys…” She tired. Once their attention was on her she took a deep breath. It was going to be a mix of languages but she hoped they would understand.

“About Lillaya… She is really more… More bark than bite. She is actually quite shy…. At times…or unsure.” She worried her lip. “What I mean is, don’t give up on her. She truly adores you guys.”

Lillaya would probably have a fit if she had any idea what she had said to the boys. But it was mother’s intuition that she was telling the boys something that had to be said.

“Thank you.” The one who had been introduced as Xiumin said smiling at her. “I will… let the boys know what you


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