Chance Encounters

Proposition

"Good morning," Ji Sung greeted in a low voice, rubbing his nose on hers and placing chaste kisses on her lips.

Jin Ah smiled up at him. "Good morning," she whispered back, touching his face. 

Ji Sung was above her, careful not to put all his weight on her but their bodies still connected from their morning activities. 

She woke up before he did and, after staring at his profile for a few minutes, couldn't help but kiss the side of his lips. "I love you," she whispered. His dimples appeared them, telling her that he had woken up to hear what she just said. Since he chose not to open his eyes, she continued to tease him by placing kisses on his jaw, down his neck, his broad chest... until she finally reached her ultimate goal.

"Jin!" He groaned, hoarsely.

She continued to suck and lick and massage him until he finished, unwilling to let him pull her up until he was done. Panting, he finally got her to face him and kissed her. As the kiss heated up, he changed their positions so that she was under him, doing to her core just what she did to him. 

When she was done with her first high, he positioned himself to enter her. When she nodded, he slowly pushed himself in, which made them both groan. It was slow, sensual and highly satisfying. Ji Sung was determined to make her reach her peak over and over again before he sought his own release. 

And when they were done, he stayed above her, looking in her eyes as they shared a smile. "Hungry?" he asked.

"A little."

"I'll prepare breakfast."

"A little later," she said. "Stay here with me first." She enjoyed these quiet moments with him when they did nothing but just stare at each other, smile and take in each other's breathing. 

He lay on the pillow, still holding her close. "Okay then. Late breakfast."

It was almost lunch when they finally got up and it was only because the rumbling of Jin Ah's stomach alerted Ji Sung to how hungry she truly was, even if she said otherwise. "Stay in bed! Please?" she asked.

"My Love, we're still going to be together when we eat. You need to be fed. Come on," he insisted. While he prepared the food, Jin Ah was like a koala hanging on to his back, following his steps so she didn't have to break the hug.

As they ate, Ji Sung couldn't help but stare as she gobbled up everything that he served -- eggs, sausages, pasta, salads, fruits -- her plate was clean down to the last crumb. Grinning sheepishly, she said, "I guess I WAS hungry. The food was amazing. Thank you."

"You're very welcome," he said, smiling indulgently. Sighing, he told her, "We're heading home soon. I almost don't want this vacation to end."

"Me too," she admitted. "I've gotten used to waking up next to you."

He took her hand and caressed it. "Me too."

"You know, I used to think it was annoying that when you had a partner, you suddenly had to share a room. With a boy. Who can be smelly," she shared.

Ji Sung's eyes widened. "Omo! Am I smelly?!"

"No. You smell really nice. So I don't mind sharing a room," she said. "And you're cute, even when you just woke up. You're insanely cute."

He blushed at the compliment. Looking at her, he sincerely told her, "Good to hear that. At least I am a good match you, who looks like a princess from the moment she wakes up."

"You lie. I drool in my sleep."

Ji Sung laughed. "Sometimes. A beautiful drooling princess."

As they were heading out, they were surprised to see Ji Won back. "You're home early. I thought you'd be back just to see us off?" Ji Sung asked.

"Work was completed early," his sister answered. "I do have worrying news, Brother."

"What?"

"Father wants to see you when you get back. He... he has a proposition."

Ji Sung frowned. "What is it? Do you have any idea?"

"No. But... it's Father. I wouldn't trust it."

They decided not to spoil their last days in the city with that news. "We'll deal with it when we get back," Ji Sung declared. 

When they arrived in Seoul, they found out what that proposal was. 

"I'll release the funds you need for the agency business you wish to put up," Chairman Hwang started to say. 

There was that brief moment of elation. Ji Sung already had the funds to start the business but he needed more to get the operations going. The Chairman's next sentence confirmed what Ji Won said about not trusting what their Father offered.

"But set it up in Hollywood."

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Note: I'm sorry if this is such a short chapter. I just have to take care of some personal matters for a few days and will be back. =) Thanks for reading this! -maia