Section 2.1: Must protect the client from any harm and dangers.

Bom’s friends cheered when she completed the contract.

“Mission complete!” Dara exclaimed.

“See? Studying law was pretty useful,” Chaerin mentioned.

“Well I’ve got some time to spare before I head back to Japan. Let’s have dinner together,” Dongwook said to Bom.

“Yes!” Jiyong chimed while thinking about the expensive dishes Dongwook orders.

Chaerin grabbed onto Jiyong’s ear.

“They want to be alone,” Chaerin told the cold truth to Jiyong.

“Okay you guys have fun then,” Chaerin said while she pulled the clueless Jiyong away before he could join them.

“Bye!” Dara waved to the two as she followed Chaerin outside. Ever since Dongwook was shipped to Japan, Bom and Dongwook hardly have any time together. They knew it was best to leave them alone.

With Bom’s friends all gone it was just Bom, Dongwook and Top left in the room. 

“Shall we go?” Dongwook smiled to Bom.

Dongwook turned to Top.

“We will be out for a while. I’ll bring her home after dinner. You don’t have to guard her today, your job commences tomorrow.  You can just stay here and unpack your luggage.”

Top nodded as he watched the couple walk out of the house.

***

Bom could feel the strong currents of air blowing against her face.  Judging from the high speed and comfortable cushiony seats she knew she was inside Dongwook’s Porsche. She used to love the long drives. Now with her eyesight taken away, this was nothing but a horrifying experience.

Her heart raced whenever Dongwook brakes.                                                            

“Don’t worry too much Bom. If he does anything bad to you, give me one call and I will send him flying.” Dongwook tried to start a conversation.

“Okay,” Bom responded while trying to keep her hair out of her face.

“How are you coping with the blindness?”

“I’m good. I’m adjusting to it really easily,” Bom lied.

“That’s great!”  Dongwook sounded relieved.

“Are you going to keep working at that law firm?” Dongwook asked.

“I don’t know…I took leave for now.”

“I think you should quit. It’ll be too hard and