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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NAMJOON SIGHS heavily as he nodded his head, a look of disappointment in his face. "Yeah, I got it." He muttered to the person on the phone. Everyone watches him intently as he spoke to King Seokjin, anticipating his words. "Take care." Is the last thing Namjoon says before hanging up the phone call.
He turns around to the four people sitting in the living room of Jia's house. With his hands on his hips and a plastered look of cluelessness, he speaks up. "Seokjin can't come with us to the Embassy. Neither can Misun." He sighed. "I guess I underestimated just how busy they are. With Seokjin ruling an entire kingdom and Misun managing her new bakery, their schedules are completely full."
Nari hummed, nodding her head understandingly. She never took into consideration that Seokjin would be much more busier now that he was king since she only knew him as the Prince of Aloral. And with Misun, she barely knew her. She hadn't even known she owned a new bakery in Aloral.
"So... How are we gonna create a diversion then?" Jungkook muttered, tilting his head.
Namjoon simply shrugged before looking over at Nari for help on planning. The girl sighed, thinking to herself before she glances over at a clueless looking Jia. Nari suddenly gasps as an idea comes to her mind. "Jia." She says, making the girl's head whip toward her.
"Come with us." Nari pleaded. "You can help."
Jia bit her lip as hesitation ran through her body. She still didn't know one hundred percent what was even being discussed in her living room that night. All she knew is Nari was leaving with three men to take down the Embassy and that it was going to be extremely dangerous. She didn't know anything else.
But even through her hesitation, Jia wanted so badly to help Nari with whatever she needed. Over the past months, Nari had become someone very dear to Jia and she'd do anything to be a good friend.
Nari could see the hesitation running through Jia's eyes. It was a mix of fear and uncertainty. "Jia, I wouldn't intentionally drag you into this if I wasn't sure you could be of good help. Trust me. It's awfully dangerous but we have no one else." Nari explained in a soft voice.
Jia sighed, shutting her eyes. With her head hung low, she mutters a few words. "I don't know, Nari..." Jia didn't know anything of Nari's past but that doesn't mean she didn't suspect that it was led dangerously. She wasn't confident she could do what Nari did, whatever that was, in order to help the group.
Nari stared at her, helpless, before Yoongi sighs. "I told you she wouldn't do it." He says, an unbothered look on his face. Nari looked over at him, confused as she raised an eyebrow. He never told her that, what was he talking about?
