Yoona's POV "Awww!" a soft grunt escaped my lips as my thigh slammed on the corner of the shelf while I was carrying a box for display on the store. I put the box down and sat on the ground as I massaged the part that was hurting. The stinging pain a little unbearable. "Stupid, Yoona." I whispered to myself and my eyes the direction of the door once I heard it opening, signaling that someone just came in. "Chimchim!" I smiled as I saw my cousin came in. A frown showed on his beautiful face when he saw what I was doing. "What are you doing, Yoona?" he pulled me up from the ground and studied me a little worried. I chuckled at how adorable he looked. "I'm okay, paboyah." He pouted at my response. "If Taehyung isn't taking care of you enough, break up with him before I hit his face really hard." his face stern my eyebrows raised at his tone. He lifted his hands and cupped my face. I had to look down so he won't notice my swollen eyes. I had been crying last night. I was trying to call and message Taehyung but he wasn't responding. The thought of him being busy crossed my mind but my heart hurts a little. Can't he at least send one message to me and inform me whatever the he's doing so I won't be worried? However, just hearing Taehyung's name made my heart flutter and sad at the same time. It has been two days since they went to their company and I haven't seen him since then. Perhaps, he's busy or he's having a little time for himself. I knew he has a lot to think about and I don't think I need to be there all the time with him. There are things that he needs to resolve on his own and my presence can somehow be a distraction to him. "He's taking care of me, okay. He's just a little busy and a lot of things may be going through his head." I muttered, lying to his face. To be honest, I feel like Taehyung was hiding something from me but I don't really want to assume things. "Don't even lie to my face, young lady." He told me as he pulled me by the hand and pushed me to sit down on one of the chairs on the corner where customer