"Ooohhh shut up!" Heeseung groaned as he threw a pillow at his alarm clock.
"Get up Hyung, time for you to go back home" Jake took of his blanket and dropped it on the floor.
"1 more hour" Heeseung begged, curling in on himself.
"You know one of these days you should get your own apartment, Heejin will be fine without you" Jake advised, sitting next to his friend.
"And leave her to those two adults?" as much as Heeseung would like to leave that suffocating place, he had stayed behind for his sister's sake and would be more than ready to move out when she left for college.
"Fine you do you, but you still have the meeting with Jay this afternoon" Jake leaves to get himself some breakfast when Heeseung finally gets up and heads to the bathroom.
"And then before that I have to go over everything with the executives" Heeseung mumbles out all the things he needs to get done today while brushing his teeth, coming to the realization that his holiday is finally over.
"I'll drop you off" Sunghoon offered when they were finally done with breakfast, helping him with some of his bags.
"You know all this would be easier if you were more professional with your secretaries, all you would have needed to do was just be there" Sunghoon tells him as they drive towards Heeseung's house.
"Blah blah blah, why do you all feel the need to reprimand me? I manage just fine" Heeseung rolls his eyes and turns away to look at the mirror.
"Hee Hyung, we do what we do because we love you" Sunghoon says quietly.
"No need to be so cheesy, pull over let me buy some chicken" Heeseung pointed at the fast food restaurant and Sunghoon laughed, quickly turning the steering wheel.
"Good luck and goodbye" Sunghoon waved and soon sped off, not waiting for a response.
"Welcome back sir" The attendants greeted, taking all his luggage from his as they walked into the house.
Now if there was one thing Heeseung's family house was good for, it was most definitely parties, at least when the parents weren't home.
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Not like they didn't know what he got up to, they just knew it would be pointless to talk him out of anything, Heeseung had always been a man of his own rules and following that belief made things much more peaceful for everyone.
"Dad is going to give you an earful" his darling sister Heejin leaned on the front door with her arms crossed, the only feature they had in common was their father's eyes, and said man wasn't too pleased when Heeseung had gotten drunk one college night and tried to tattoo his eyes.
"Missed you too" he pulled her into a bone crushing hug while ruffling her hair, he may have had some of the worst times in this house, but then she was more than worth it.
"Get off" she managed to shove him off and waked back inside.
"They'll be back for dinner" she said and walked back up to her room.
"Of course they will" he sighed ruffling his hair and walked back up to get ready and head to the office, he might as well distract himself for the rest of the day.
"Miss Hwang, always a pleasure" Heeseung left a kiss at the back of Hyejin's hand, it was always fun to see Jay riled up when he flirted with his employees.
Hyejin was already used to his antics and dealt with him appropriately directing him towards his seat and her and Jay started the meeting.
Jay was either the most stupid or the most blind man ever, when you had a pretty person like Hyejin working for you, how do you stay so professional? not that Heeseung could answer that, but Jay can do whatever Jay pleases.
It was two hours later when the meeting finally wrapped up and Heeseung had given his approval, not that he could say no to anything Jay offered.
He once again voiced out his trouble with the lack of a secretary and Hyejin was quick to recommend a friend of hers that had just moved here. After Jay had given his approval, he pushed Heeseung out and walked him to the parking lot.
After gloating that he found a new secretary with no struggle, he got in his car and hurried back home, wanting to enjoy whatever was left of his day.
Heeseung was currently in a Tee and sweatpants, scrolling through Netflix to find another movie to watch.
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Jay already informed him that Hyejin and her friend, Jaeje, would be going out with them tomorrow. There was a knock on the door followed by a yell from Heeseung to come in.
"Dinner is ready and your parents are already waiting downstairs" a maid informed him and closed the door again. After brooding for about five minutes he put on his palms and slowly walked towards the table outside.
"Good evening!" he greeted cheerfully, taking a seat next to his sister. His father acknowledged the greeting with a nod, taking a sip of his wine before speaking.
"You know it was shocking to hear my son was back in the country and I wasn't aware, for a second I thought old age must be finally getting to me, but then I realized the kind of person my son is" he spoke up, raising an eyebrow as if to question Heeseung.
"Ah well, I missed everyone so much I decided to come home early" he said, knowing he wasn't deceiving anyone, especially when he heard a snort from his sister.
"I'll ignore the blatant lie this time, just make sure you make up for the all the work you missed" with that his father got up and walked inside.
"Is he so mad he won't even eat" Heeseung mumbled, taking a bite of his food when his stepmom responded.
"We just got back from a dinner with colleagues, he sat down just to talk to you" she said, finishing her glass of wine before standing up and also walking in.
"Next time you go on a trip take me with you" Heejin said after a beat and proceeded to shove a chicken leg down her throat.
"Pabo" Heeseung rolled his eyes, but didn't decline the request either.
A/N: Just realized that in Mr. Park, Jaeje had been around for 3 months, but here only two days, not changing shit here so I'll probably just change it there for anyone with a good memory
