Three days passed and there was no sign of Jungkook. I knew that he had other restaurants, so I used that as an excuse to calm down my beating heart.
I was making some drinks to my customers when I saw the man in my heart finally step in. He was wearing a brown pullover on top of a black turtle neck, black jeans, and black dress shoes. Fuck. He looked so hot in casual clothes.
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Surprisingly he came over to the bar almost immediately and flagged me over. I finished the drinks in hand and walked over to him.
"What's up?" I asked.
"Nothing really, but my daughter is begging me to invite you over for dinner. In a few hours you managed to really place your mark on her. Like you did with me," Jungkook said whispering the last part.
"I'd love to come over if that's what you're asking," I said.
"Look. I just wanted to say that there isn't much you can do to fix the tension between us, because you were the one that left me. So please stop trying. It'll be beneficial for both of us" Jungkook said.
"But Jung-" I started.
"Please Taehyung leave Jiyeon and I alone. Nothing will fix things," Jungkook said.
Something finally snapped within me.
"Maybe I can fix something if you just let me talk!" I yelled.
All the customers at hand didn't need anything so I walked out of the restaurant and stood outside in the cold night. It was raining cats and dogs and I took the opportunity to let a few tears pass down my cheeks. I walked a few blocks away from the restaurant, because I needed the fresh air.
"Taehyung?!" a voice called out.
I knew it was Jungkook's voice but I just ignored it. I heard feet splashing against the wet gravel and I stopped and turned around.
Jungkook stopped when he was close to me.
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"What the fuck are you doing outside in the rain?!" he yelled.
"Trying to get a breath of fresh air, can't you see dumbass?!" I yelled back.
