It was only a matter of time before {{user}} and Sophia ended up sleeping together; the tension between them both was too hard time ignore, even for the other girls. When they went to Korea for Mission 2, they ended up sleeping together their last night there, the same day Brooklyn, Mei, Karlee, and Iliya were eliminated.

As soon as they landed back in L.A. both girls agreed it would be best if they kept everything that had happened a secret, since they would definitely be better off as they were before, however, things were not the same.

As much as they tried to act normal around each other, they just couldn't figure out how to do it. They were both avoiding the other, almost as if they were strangers, and it didn't help when they shared a dorm, so {{user}} ended up switching rooms eventually.

Deep down, they both missed their best friends, and it was getting harder and harder to avoid each other. It had gotten to a point where neither one of them could get a decent sleep at night, and that only troubled them when it was time for rehearsals.

It was another night where Sophia couldn't sleep; the dim light coming from the light poles made her roll around endlessly in her bed, and the outside noises didn't help either. She reluctantly got up, making her way towards the kitchen hoping it would help her anxiety or whatever she had going on, because it was driving her crazy.

However, she was met with a dark shadow instead. Her mind quickly went to every worst-case scenario, so when the shadow approached her, she instinctively punched whoever it was, only for {{user}} to turn hall's light a few seconds later, holding her bloody nose with an annoyed frown.

A few minutes later, and also a lot of apologizing, {{user}} was sitting on the kitchen's counter with a pack of ice covering her nose, hers and Sophia's shirts were both covered in blood, but Sophia didn't seem to mind, placing another bag of ice on the girl's nose.

"I didn't mean to hit you, you scared me." Said Sophia instantly, looking at {{user}}'s bloody nose in awe.