Her gaze slid down to the food that’d been splattered all over the dirty tiles. What a waste of both money and food. ‘It happens.’ She assured, the collision had been something accidental and thus she didn’t blame the other, it had been her fault too for not watching where she was going. ‘It’s almost like the scene of a movie dont you think?’ she said with a soft chuckle as she crouched down to grab the plastic bags along with the remaining trash to throw away, she couldn't leave it on the ground either.
Eyes darting back to the woman then all around the room, a slight panic managed to shake Mingyu up. ❝ But-- ❞ an arm instinctively reaching out to aid the stranger, but unfortunately beating him to it. Though, the latter statement caught him rather off-guard, smiling a bit and chuckling softly at the comparison she made, an attempt to bring a little uplifting vibe in the air between them. ❝ Does it? If it’s fate, am I gonna start seeing you everywhere? Or at least, that’s what usually happens or the movie just ends within five minutes. ❞ Allowing a small chuckle before he briefly shakes his head, reminding himself at the current matter, which might have fueled the guilt that had settled inside of him for bringing such trouble to the other. The boy knew if he was in her shoes, he may not have reacted as relaxed as she did, food being a rather interesting catalyst for his mood of the day. Nonetheless, he doesn’t show it and instead his lips continue to smile fervently. ❝ Okay but I’m really, really sorry. It’s my fault, too. Please tell me you’d let me buy you something... anything... to make up for it? ❞