Lahat ng Kabanata ng Nightide: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

     Hae Mina changed into her costume. She again noticed that silver and white slivers covered the entire black outfit. She zipped the black, sleeveless jacket all the way up. It still hung loosely on her, but she figured she would have to deal with it since it was not originally designed for her size. Her black jeans were too large, but not by much. They fit her waist but pooled at her feet by about an inch. She slid on her black leather fingerless gloves before she stepped from the bathroom and into the cabin.     The others nodded. "Hmm, looks like it is just a little large on you, but if you were to unzip the jacket, it might work," Rhee Min-Jun stated before anyone else could comment. Hae Mina gave him a nod then unzipped the jacket and let it relax around her torso.     "Looks good," Rhee Min-Jun complimented. Hae Mina hid her blush. It was odd to be complemented and even odder to be complemented by someo

     Hae Jae-Woo paced inside Nightide's private room. In a few more minutes, the concert would begin, and he would be on stage in front of hundreds, no thousands, of people. A chill raced up his spine and his body shook. I can't do it! Hae Mina cried as her body began to shake more. Her legs buckled, and she collapsed onto the couch. She wiped her sweating hands on her pants.

     The heat of the restaurant pushed against Hae Mina and Cass. A chill raced down her spine. She looked up to see everyone staring at her and Cass, but she had the feeling it had more to do with her than anything else. All the girls with special tickets were pouting or glaring.     Cass laid his hand back on her lower back and guided her nervous and shaking form to the table where Duskin and th

     Nightide reached the city after what seemed like years, and every member was ready to move. The confinement of the jet and limo had them all in a foul mood. Hae Jae-Woo and Kyung Jiho had argued the entire limo ride.     "Jiho, if you don't shut up, I'm going to kick your butt again!"

     Later that evening, Hae Mina fell back on her bed, relieved that at last, she could rest. As she closed her eyes, a smile touched her lips. The sound of the shower running below lulled her to sleep, but her dreams were far from sweet.     When Hae Mina next opened her eyes, she was a young child hiding behind a dumpster. The harsh wind sent a chill through her body, but no matter how much she