As the best assassin in the Embassy yearning for another job to do, Lee Nari's newest mission caught her off guard: kill Kim Seokjin.
Killing a wealthy prince of a well known kingdom seemed pretty easy to Lee Nari. But with the prince's protector, J...
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WHEN YOONGI pulled up to the curb in which he had dropped Seokjin off a couple days before, Nari eyed it suspiciously. It had an eerie look to it, appearing completely abandoned. It was nothing like the ghost town they were just at. In fact, it was just a run down bus stop in front of a lone building of a gas station. There was nothing and no one else around.
"This is it." Yoongi mumbled, shifting his truck into park. Yoongi eyed the two protectors as they stared silently at the location. The two couldn't believe nor understand Seokjin's choices.
But even through that, Jungkook couldn't ignore every fact leading up to this point. It was obvious to him now what Seokjin was doing. His heart ached at the idea that Seokjin was apparently running away from home. From him.
He knows Seokjin would never intentionally abandon him. There was obviously something deeper; something Jungkook still didn't know. But even then, it still hurt.
Jungkook suddenly turns his head to Yoongi from the passenger seat. He eyes Yoongi, a thick and apparent source of tension in the air from their previous fight earlier. Not to mention, Yoongi had used his stun gun on Jungkook. It wasn't something Jungkook could forgive right away, no matter how sorry Yoongi was.
"Thanks for the ride." He simply muttered, emotionless. He opened the door to Yoongi's truck, getting out without a second glance. His all too known attitude was making a comeback, and Nari couldn't help but want to make up for his actions.
When the door to the passenger seat shut, Nari remained still in the back, watching as Yoongi's expression didn't even shift. Yoongi saw clear that of Jungkook's distaste in him, but it was the least of his worries right now. He could care less what Jungkook thinks.
Yoongi finally looks over at Nari in the back seat, wondering why she wasn't leaving, only to find that she had been looking at him the whole time. "Sorry about him." She couldn't help but apologize on behalf of Jungkook. For some odd reason, she understood Yoongi despite not knowing a single thing about him. It was the way he carried himself, the way he smartly did things for a reason, that just intrigued Nari.
"He's kind of a dick." She muttered, placing her elbows on her knees. She never got sick of telling strangers that he was, even if she didn't really believe it anymore.
Yoongi scoffed a laugh, chuckling at her words. "I can tell." He replies, averting his gaze from Nari to look at Jungkook who was standing outside, scanning the area. "I understand where he's coming from though. He lost his best friend... Besides, at least he said thank you."
Nari joins Yoongi's gaze, following as her eyes land on Jungkook. He impatiently waited for Nari to come out of the car as he kicked the rocks beneath his feet.
She looks back over at Yoongi, taking in his side profile. There was something about him but Nari couldn't quite put her finger on it. She'd never experienced the feeling she was feeling now when she looked at the stranger.
