The next day, I woke up just a little earlier than normal to do a bit of makeup before the guys picked me up. I'm trying to look extra cute today. Since it was nearly summer, I wore a pink skirt and a white sweater. I did put on a pair of safety shorts under the flowy skirt, just in case.

  It's no secret that I'm not very good at makeup, so I wear foundation, concealer, and a little blush. I also curl my hair.

  Right as I finish, there's a knock at the door, signaling that the guys have arrived. Perfect timing. I grab my backpack and stuff a change of clothes for work into it: a simple pair of jeans and a T-shirt.

  Running to the door, stopping a few feet in front of it to take a deep breath. Since I don't want to look so excited to see them.

  After a few seconds, I open to door to see my boyfriends the three hottest guys ever, standing right in front of me. "Good morning," I say with a smile.

  "You look beautiful," Jae tells me as they walk inside my house.

  "What are you all dressed up for?" Kai asks, wrapping his arms around me and pressing a kiss to the top of my head.

  "I always dress like this for school." I lie smoothly. I can't let them know I did this for them. Their egos don't need to get any bigger.

  Suddenly, I feel a stinging pain on my backside and hear a slapping noise ring out through the air. "Ow!" I jump and turn, still in Kai's arms, to see Han standing behind me, his eyebrow raised. "That's one for lying." He says. He spanked me!

  "You haven't been here. How do you know if I'm lying?" I ask, crossing my arms. "Just because we haven't been here doesn't mean we haven't kept an eye on you. You usually wear leggings to school," Jae says with a smirk. "Stalkers," I mumble.

  Han gently grabs both of my arms and uncrosses them, letting them fall to my sides, correcting my 'disrespectful stance' as he calls it.

  "Fine, I just wanted to look cute for you guys. I've never had a boyfriend to dress up for before." I say, looking down to hide my blush.

  "You look gorgeous and we are proud that you are ours," Kai tells me, before lifting the hem of my skirt just a couple of inches. "Do you have shorts on under here?" He asks me, his index fingers stroking the sides of my thighs. When I nod, he smiles. "Good girl." He whispers in my ear, making me blush three times worse.

  "We should go," Jae says, picking up my light pink backpack from the floor. I follow them to the SUV and Kai opens the door for me before climbing into the back seat as well. "I can't believe that he spanked me!" I say, mostly to myself. "Get used to it," Han says from the passenger seat, making my eyes widen. "No, I won't get used to it," I tell him, shaking my head, arms crossed.

  "If your arms are still crossed when I count to three, you'll be getting two more for being disrespectful." He tells me, turning in his seat to look at me. "One." He starts. I glare at him but uncross my arms.

  I turn to look out of the window, not wanting to keep eye contact with him, "Controlling." I mumble.

  "Pull over," Han says, making my eyes widen.

  "No, no, don't pull over," I tell Jae, shaking my head. "Not necessary," I say, looking at Han.

  He smirks at me. "I'll let it go this time." He said, his voice deep. "But you owe me a kiss when we get there. Deal?" He asks, raising a brow. I quickly nod my head.

  Soon, we make it to school and Kai gets out of the SUV, holding the door open for me. I give him a quick smile as a thank you. Suddenly, Han is in front of me. He gently puts both of his hands on my face and leans down, sealing his lips on mine. His lips are soft, warm, and demanding. He nuzzles me back against the car door, his hands still holding my face. The mini-make-out session lasts about ten seconds before he pulls away with a big smile on his face.

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  I shyly looked around the parking lot to see if anyone saw us, and to my dismay, a handful of students stopped to look at us. A blush rises to my cheeks.

  "O-okay, let's go to class," I tell them, adjusting my backpack on my shoulder. Han takes my backpack from me. "Such a gentleman." I think with a smirk.

  Jae hands me a chocolate chip granola bar. "For breakfast." He tells me with a wink. "I take it, realizing it's already open. I know that he did that so I would eat it now. It's my favorite flavor. The fact that he remembered that from years ago shows me how much he has always cared about me. I push that thought away before I get carried away. Taking a bite, I give him a grin. "Happy?" I ask, my mouth full. "Very happy, my princess." He says, taking my hand gently in his much larger, tattooed one.

  "Hey, do any of us have class together today?" I wonder out loud. I will admit class is much less boring with them around. "You have a class with Han, I think," Kai tells me, looking over at Han to confirm. "Yep, we have the PE class you decided to take." He says, shaking his head.

  "Hey, I'll work out only if my grade depends on it. I might look fit but my last physical my doctor said that I need to exercise more." I pout.

  "I can help you with that," Kai says, winking at me. I shake my head. "No thank you," I say, letting go of Jae's hand and smoothing my skirt. "I have to go to Chem. See you later!" I say, taking my backpack from Han. I turn away when Jae grabs my wrist gently but firmly, pulling me back to him. "Give us a kiss before you go," He says before leaning down to press his lips to mine. It's my first time kissing him, and unlike the other two, it doesn't turn into a make-out session, thankfully, because we are in the middle of the school hallway. He pulls away after only a few seconds.

  Kai pulls me to him next, but I pull away slightly. He raises a brow at me and I look a round of self consciously. "There's a lot of people. They'll think it's weird if I kiss all of you in the school hallway!" I whisper.

  Kai slowly walks me backward, his hands on my shoulders, until I'm against the wall.

  "Are you embarrassed by your boyfriends?" He asks me, his voice darker than normal. Deeper.

  "N-no, it's just not common," I say. "Three boyfriends, people will talk. You know I don't like attention," I say, looking up into his brown eyes.

  "If anyone says anything to you, I'll take care of it. Just say the word," Kai says to me. Without allowing me to respond, he presses his lips to mine in a short and tender kiss.

  He moves aside and Han presses a quick kiss to my lips before the three of them walk away, leaving me breathless. People in the hallway have stopped to stare, but I ignore them as I head to my chem class.

  Kyle is in my chem class and we sit together, although there isn't much time to talk during the lecture. He passes me a few notes, asking if I am working tonight. I nod my head, looking at him. I had such a huge crush on him since we started working together at the diner a few months ago, but now that my guys are back, those feelings have faded. Weirdly, the feelings could leave so quickly. I guess they weren't 'real'. It was just a simple crush.

  After Chem and math, it's lunchtime and I meet the guys at the same table we sat at yesterday. By the time I get there, they have already gotten their trays. "We got a bit of everything, so we can all share," Kai tells me, pulling me down onto his lap. I smile at him before picking up an egg roll. "Thanks!" I tell them. Jae and Han are sitting across from us, Han eating spaghetti and Jae is eating a steak stir fry. "Why is he eating spaghetti with chopsticks?" I whisper, plenty loud enough for Han to hear.

  "It's noodles, chopsticks are for eating noodles." He says, his voice monotone. "Weird," I tell him, making Kai laugh behind me.

  "What are we doing tonight?" Kai asks, picking up a chicken strip and dipping it into barbecue sauce, holding it in front of my lips.

  "I work tonight," I say, biting into the chicken strip, blushing slightly at the act of him feeding me.

  "With that guy from yesterday?" Kai asks, moving my hair over my shoulder to see my face better.

  "Yes, he works there too," I tell him, struggling to keep from rolling my eyes, but Han is looking at me right now and I don't want a repeat of this morning.

  "I don't like it," Kai says with a pout. "Too bad," I tell him in a singsong voice, laughing quietly until he bends down and gently bites my shoulder with just enough pressure to give light pain. A warning.

  I gasped, turning to look at him, his teeth still embedded in my shoulder. "Release," I tell him, crossing my arms. He lets go and I pat his head. "Good puppy." I jokingly tell him, laughing at the shocked face he makes. I quickly get up and move to my seat before he can do anything else.

  Picking up my fork, I lean across the table, my knees on my seat. I reach for Han's plate of spaghetti, stealing a big bite of pasta. "Princess," Jae growls out as I feel a hand rest gently on my backside, holding my skirt down. "What?" I ask innocently, mouth full of spaghetti. "Han-ie doesn't mind sharing, right?" I ask, looking at Han.

  "No, Jagi, but I mind you showing the whole cafeteria your ass leaning over the table in that skirt." He tells me, his face serious, like always. I blush, pulling back and sitting in my seat, my feet on the floor. "I have shorts under," I inform them, although I am still embarrassed.

  "Those shorts are tiny," Kai says, shaking his head. "Why did you look?" I turn toward him, eyes wide.

  He smiles at me. "You're mine, of course, I looked." He tells me. I roll my eyes, but my attention is pulled away from him when Han pushes the plate of spaghetti towards me. "Eat, princess. Lunch is almost over." I quietly eat the rest of the spaghetti while the guys talk about random things.

  Soon enough, the bell rings and it's time for us to go to class.

  Han and I have our exercise class next, and he complains the entire way there about how working out directly after eating is not a good idea. I shrug. "It was the only time it fit into my schedule," I say. "You don't have to come, you know." He glares down at me when I say that, making my eyes widen. "I want you to come. I'm not trying to get rid of you, jeez," I say, walking faster.

  I hear him quietly laugh behind me.