She pushed her hair back with her free hand before she knocked on the door, cradling the donations tin in her hands. Looking down at the big dog at her side, making sure the leash was firmly attached to her belt loops, she smiled at the dog for luck before looking up as the door opened. "Hi! I'm Eunha from the Friends for Life Animal Shelter, can I have a moment of your time?"
the arrhythmical and continuous cacophony reverberated through the spacious accommodations of his abode, louder at each lingering second awakening the distant memory of the arise of an earthquake and apparently more urgent at each step he took towards the door. – long fingers tangled in raven colored tousled hair, sunset pools of his eyes yet to greet any ray of light and all the oxygen of his lungs being heaved in a long sigh.
(it was ungodly, unholy and almost merciless of any third part to materialize at his doorstep before the sun was already gone in a weekend day, especially when he had just landed in the country not few long hours ago.)
“for fucks’ sake! i’ll hang out the fucking stars in the night sky for you if you just stop that fucking nuance! the entire bloody country must know you’re not to be a drummer.” rien growled, the roughness baritone evident in every syllable he pronounced, igniting the easily inflaming temper he possessed as his calloused fingertips slammed against the security panel besides the cold frame of his door, allowing entrance to the insistent newcomer. the bassist rested his head and broad shoulders against the doorframe, half-lidded eyelids widening slightly at the unfamiliar melodic voice; the mare thought about fans, the gossip outlets or sesaengs having access to his domain was daunting enough to have his brain dissolving any effects of his sleep deprivation.
“friends for life shelter, you say? if you tell me just how the hell did you manage to get up here, i might humor you.” posture straightening to his full height was intimidating on its own, and the narrow of his eyes in an obvious warning was another obvious sign to proceed with caution. even if the dog at her feet was hardly a sign of deceit.
