The next step was, admittedly, the scary one.

Seonghwa wasn't the problem – Wooyoung just annoyed him until he agreed. Minho, however – all the sad puppy baby kitten eyes wouldn't do, not even the sneaking in of cat treats into Minho's house. Only when Wooyoung accidentally let the goal of his mission slip, did Minho become interested. Then, it was easy.

The findings of the archeology thing would be presented as a temporary exhibition at the Leeum Samsung Museum of Art (thank you Seonghwa), before moving to permanent exhibitions and collections. At the same time, there would be an exhibition on contemporary art (thank you Minho). Thus, Changbin's poetry would share a museum with Hyunjin's most recent art – and, well, what if the opening ceremonies were to happen on the same day?

Seonghwa, who actually had a job at the museum, thought it might make people interested in either the historical pieces or new, alive artists, which suited Wooyoung fine. Minho, who threatened people to do what he wanted much better than Wooyoung, shared Wooyoung's agenda of love.

The week before the exhibition was spent faking an illness so Professor Lee had to find a substitute to do a reading of Changbin's poetry; Wooyoung had written a paper about the discovered letters, same sex love and poetry, as asked. And now he needed to somehow fake his death again, because if Hongjoong found out he'd gone and faked a university degree just to bullshit a paper just to get Changbin to admit his love... well. It was a problem for another day.

So, dropping a name here and referencing a fictional field of study there, Wooyoung was confident to let Professor Lee think Changbin an expert and half in love with old love poetry, and offer Changbin the chance to read his poetry while she and other professors would present their research. Changbin, too polite to do anything but accept, and supported by Chan and Jisung, agreed.

Wooyoung dyed his hair, got a hat and a facemask, dressed like an art student, and went undercover to watch.