except Kai, I assumed that it was his looks. I sank deeper and deeper into my thoughts while I continued to practice my hand strokes. When a hand caught my blow from the bushes and then grabbed my wrist, I got a huge shock.It was Kai. Apparently he had been watching me practice because he said, "Not bad punches ... for a girl." His face looked very close to a smile. He sat down on the tree breath on which my clothes were lying and continued to watch me. That distracted me and I let it be. I grabbed my sweater, turning my back on Kai. "Nice tattoo Alex. Is it real?" "Sure it's real. What do you think?" "Well it could have been stuck on and I also have the feeling that I've seen this tattoo before." ? "I asked curiously. "You know that the old warehouse on the harbor burned nine months ago, right?" "Yes, of course!" "Well, I was in it during the fire and someone took me out ...", Kai stopped, looked at me, shook then my head and went on to say, "... Well, the last thing I can remember before I woke up in the hospital was that someone sat me at the pillar of the bridge and then left.Think I'm crazy now but whoever it was had on a long, white dress, so deep purple and above all as long hair as you did back then and exactly this tattoo on your left shoulder. What I want to know now is if that was you. "I looked Kai in the eye:" Of course I did. Or do you still know someone who is crazy enough to run into a burning warehouse to get you out of there. The long, white dress was, however, imagination. "Kai suddenly had big eyes with truck tires. Apparently he didn't quite seem to understand it.

Shortly afterwards the boys informed me that they wanted to try me as a trainer. I was very happy that it had happened that way. What I couldn't know was that the trouble was just beginning.