Beneath the magnificent Balinese sky, the clear sky give warmth that carved the right momentum today where we decided to choose holiday time. Previously, Romanovna’s Miyeon planned it with some of her younger siblings who had time for this (Romanovna’s Ian, Youngseo, Nikolovich’s Anton, Eric, Yujin, Seonghyeon and Edurne’s Wonyoung) and finally some of them invited their friends too who happened to know Romanovna’s Miyeon. While they were there, they bought souvenirs for their families, with Nikolovich’s Anton and Seonghyeon busy picking theirs, accompanied by Miyeon’s older brother, Wraitheigh’s Dohyun. Whereas, Nikolovich’s Yujin & Nikolovich’s Eric are seen having fun on the beach, enjoying the sound of the waves and the cool sea breeze. Bosche’s Tee, and Cathéct’s Juyeon, with their beach outfits, they didn't forget to immortalize the moment they got this time. While others are busy enjoying their moment there, look at this one. Stahlbaum’s Martin.. what are you actually doing there..? Taking pictures with trash or what..? But yeah, that's just a small part of the fun they had on holiday here, enjoying their free time before really returning to their respective activities.

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Under a quiet night—sky, everything felt calmer a simple sleepover they’d been planning. It started with Scalden's Stella inviting Cathéct's Juun and Ian, and turned into a chill night for the three of them. At first, it was just random talks and small laughs. Cathéct's Ian with her weird jokes, Scalden's Stella going along, and Cathéct's Juun mostly listening, adding a few comments here and there. But somehow, that’s what made it feel nice. Nothing forced, nothing too loud. As the night went on, the conversations drifted everywhere, sometimes even falling into comfortable silence. They took a few messy pictures, shared inside jokes, and laughed at things only they understood. Time passed really fast. What was supposed to be just a simple sleepover ended up feeling like more than that. Nothing big really happened, but somehow, it still felt enough before everything went back to normal—like one of those simple nights you don’t think much of, but end up remembering anyway.