From that day on, they met every tuesday at Minnies place. Minnie helped Jungkook with the homework whereas Jungkook gave Minnie little concerts.

And as Jungkook came home and his mom and dad didn't see him, he ran over to the little shed and composed a new melody for her. He wanted to make her smile with his melodies and her happiness would inspire him to find another melodies.

One tuesday, when Jungkook was playing the piano for her suddenly he heard her voice trying to harmonize some notes. At the beginning she was holding back shyly, but as she found into the melody and rhythm she sang louder and more. Jungkook almost stopped playing, because her clear and stable voice sounded so beautiful with the piano.

Then he improvised a bit with the melody to give it a clear structure. Minnie soon got used to it and also tried to find some lyrics that would fit. No one of them knew how long they played together, but it was a little eternity, that was interrupted by the incoming mother of Minnie. At first she smiled widely and worshipped their wonderful music, and then she told Jungkook, that his mother was waiting outside. Jungkook could hardly say goodbye to the piano and Minnie, but he knew his mother was waiting. This time they shook there hands a little longer than last time, and Jungkook didn't feel uncomfortable about it.

In this evening he had the meal with his parents. Normally he would sit next to them, poking around in his noodles, and not really noticing that they were here. Maybe he would have dreamed of the fairys or unicorns, maybe he would have stared at something interesting.

But today was different, he seemed to burst, if he didn't tell his parents about his hobby and his friend Minnie. So he started to talk, and even if there were some grammar mistakes, his parents could understand him and were very proud of their son.

"We will support you with your dream, Kookie."

When he went to bed he stared at the ceiling like every evening and thought quietly:

"Maybe it isn't that bad that my name isn't Chan."