“The only person who really leaves the house for work is my older brother, so he wears a mask when he comes home and tries to limit his contact with my grandmother to keep her safe,” Narayan says. “She usually forgets about the coronavirus and will try to approach him for a hug when he walks through the door. She gets her feelings hurt and asks him if he thinks she smells bad, because of the mask.” So, what does success mean to A.C.E, a group that always does the most with what they have? It's different for every member. For Wow, it's that he's constantly learning. "I learned how to enjoy music over the past years," he says. "I also learned how to be loved." Byeongkwan has found his purpose in being a beacon for his fans. Donghun is now comfortable embracing the uncomfortable, a successful step into adulthood. "I feel more flexible in dealing with unexpected situations," he says, "and I enjoy new challenges." At its core, the Year of Return is about learning. TheNew York Times Magazinecreated the1619 Project 16. Because even though they both have crazy lives, she still has mad love for fellow queen T-Swift.Instagram contentView on Instagram