Facade - Blacktan

001

Jin could only let out a small chuckle as he watched numerous heads turn to the newest arrival to the town. It was undeniable that at first sight they felt provoked, perhaps it was the undeniable wealth she carried, or even the alluring beauty. But above all it was the aura. An aura of superiority and danger, that she could set your life on fire with a single nod of her head.

Beside him Yoongi watched in satisfaction as if this was his own doing.

"After all this effort to keep them away they still ended up the way we did" Jin said with an awfully sarcastic grin.

"You really think any woman of your blood wouldn't come off as a ruthless bitch" Yoongi replies ever so casually before turning the rearview mirror to catch a better view at the silent chaos.

"Careful, we are still talking about my sister" was all Jin could let out before the woman herself met eye with him.

A poor excuse for a smile struck Lisa's face in an instant when she saw another couple walk in to the store. Another sappy pair who wouldn't get their hands of each other. disgusting.

What did she expect really. After all it was her choice to take the job at the bakery filled with romantic sweets. Maybe she was hoping for some of those little children she could silently send crying with a flip of her face. She'd made a total of 9 children cry by doing this, and since she's never had to deal with any angry mothers, she must be quite good at it. If only she had the same power when breaking up couples. 

Don't get her wrong though. She wasn't the type that despised seeing other people happy. She just get's a little bored playing the goody angel most everyone knew her as. After all there's no such thing as a perfect person, we've all got a bit of a devil hiding somewhere. Some are just better at hiding it.

"Enjoy" Lisa said as she carefully placed the coffee and black forest cake on the table. Of course she barely got much of a thank you as the two were far too busy staring into each others eyes. Lisa rolled her own eyes as she simply picked up her tray and walked off yet again. 

"Yo, Lali my man!" A cheerful voice suddenly yelled from the door, and finally a true smile appeared on Lisa's face. "Oppa, did you finally get a girlfriend" Lisa said peeking behind her senior. "Aish, you always have to tease me. I don't need no girl to get cake other then Lalisa" Hoseok replied pointing to the last piece of black forest cake. "You'll call me anything but Lisa won't you" Lisa said shaking her head at the many variations of names her senior had found. "What can I say, I am a man of creativity Lilo" He replied with a sunny laugh.

"Ah anyways, other than the cake, I came to tell you that Yeri finally got that confirmation you wanted. Still can't believe you're so bent about that" Jhope continued digging into the desert. Lisa felt as though a large boulder was lifted from her shoulders. "They renewed the scholarship, for the whole semester?" Lisa said with caution. "Yes Limario, for goodness sakes, you are everyone's favorite how could they let you go?" Jhope replied with his mouth stuffed with cake. Usually Lisa would nag at him for such manners but nothing could dampen her mood today.

Other than her grandmother, nothing was more important to her than that scholarship. Her scholarship to Seoul's best university of arts. If it weren't for that she'd have nothing to live for. "This is the third time it's been renewed and you still act like it's an acceptance letter every time" Yeri says with a roll of her eye. "Ah yeri-ah when did you get here" Lisa says startled by her friend's presence. She was even more surprised when she saw that another man had also entered waiting impatiently for her at the counter. "You might want to get that, he's hot but with a temper" Yeri teased as she pushed the very single Lalisa to the counter.

But Yeri was right. It was if a greek god had stepped into the store wearing sharp black clothing from head to toe, paired with black sunglasses even though it was clearly raining. Too bad Lisa was never phased by looks, what did phase her was authority, and man did he have it. "1 iced coffee and one Black forest slice." He said curtly barely making eye contact with her. Lisa quickly went to reach down and grab a slice when her hand felt nothing. Crap, she'd given the last slice to hoseok. "Im sorry sir, we don't have anymore today! Can I get you a different cake? I recommend the red ve-", "Go make another" The man interrupted. Lisa's eyes widened by the bluntness.

"Excuse me, we only bake cakes in the morning. You'll have to come again tomorrow" Lisa said as carefully as she could. One more second and her temperament might burst. A distasteful smirk was planted on to the man's face. "Do you know who I am darling?" He said leaning in closer to her side of the counter as if it were meant to be a whisper for just her ears. "Don't call me that, and I hardly care" Lisa refuted suddenly before clasping her hand over her mouth. Shit.

"What a kind way to treat your customers now" He said internally smiling, he knew what he was doing for he spent much time with a girl with similar feistiness. He wonders if they'd make good friends. "Im so sorry sir! I didn't mean to" the brunette began rambling with one hand fisting the hem of her apron. "I'd like to talk to you manager" he said feigning anger. He watched as Lisa's eyes became big as saucers as her lips even began to tremble just the slightest bit. "No please, you don't understand, I need this job!" Lisa began but a hand was simply put up to her face to tell her so stop. "Oh you know what, I forgot. I own this store." The man said with a sarcastic tone. That's when Lisa knew it was done. "You darling, are fired." He said simply before calling over what looked like a body guard from outside. "Jimin, remove her from the area" 

"Of course Jungkook."

hi! This is just a book i'm writing because I just wanted to. Anyway expect quicker updates with this one. And yes, I have actually put in some planning into this book so let's hope it won't be a hot mess. - amorevolos

PS. its gonna get a bit more serious . . .