Chanyeol raised his head, shifting his attention from the food he ordered to the girl who accompanied him.
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They were sitting in his black car, away from the sight of fans and saesangs.
Chanyeol ordered food from a restaurant on their way and got it inside his car for their safety, mostly for the safety of the girl who was munching on her sandwich hungrily. He looked around checking his surroundings, Paparazzis are ready for any scandals he couldn't mess her life than already it was.
"You know, he said he was going to visit a client and asked me to go with him."
Kyungsoo explained to Chanyeol as she wiped off the ketchup from the corner of her mouth.
"Okay, that's nice."
Chanyeol said quietly, focusing on his plate.
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It was Kyungsoo's first job as a personal employee of her manager and she had to leave the company and participate in business with him.
"But, I'm afraid of messing things up with my boss. I hate working alone with him. Especially when his full focus is all on me."
She rested her elbow on the side door and put her chin in her palm of hand, Looking at Chanyeol for a recommendation.
"You don't just naturally come to like the things you hate."
This time his eyes was on the road ahead of them. He became more silent after they came to this place. He used to be so lively when they ate together.
Suprisingly, not now.
Kyungsoo's hummed in understanding, then slowly her pupils catched something that could drive kyungsoo to the curiosity land, her attention lowered to the back of his neck. She noticed a piece of white cloth under Chanyeol's shirt. Somehow similar to a square-like plaster.
Her hands naturally moved to touch it but was prevented by the hand of Chanyeol's. He was backed up to the window and one hand stopped in front of Kyungsoo's approached hand, silently telling her not to continue another move.
