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"Excuse me, what is that supposed to mean? Do you not trust my literary skills?" Pressing a hand against his chest, he looked at her in an offended manner, his brows furrowed but a small smile tugging at the corners of his lips. "I'll have you know my high school literature teacher told me that I have potential.. that is, when i showed up to class."
Noticing that they arrived at the coffee shop, he opened the door for her, letting her walk in before he closed it again, nodding towards his co-workers and heading towards the back to grab his apron, motioning for the woman to take a seat at an empty table. It was pretty early in the day, and usually not many people came by at that hour, meaning he could slack off for at least a little while.
Returning a couple of minutes later with two cups of coffee, he took a seat in front of her, an eyebrow raised. "Of course I noticed. But did you notice a decrease in the frequency of my messages? I don't think so. You're not getting rid of me that easily."
Snorting as he took a sip of his bitter, unsweetened coffee, he looked at her over the rim of the mug. "I already have the prison mapped out. I just need to buy a shovel in order to dig my way to your cell. You won't break a nail, but I hope you don't mind the smell of sewers."
Staring through the large windows at the people aimlessly walking through the streets of Seoul, he didn't turn his head towards her when he answered. "All the fun stuff to do is either illegal or a sin. So what does that leaves us with to be honest? We'd have to find our fun by doing something like.. starting a knitting club."


















