Himchan has always known Yongguk as the boisterous skateboarder, the one who drops by his flower shop every now and then to pay him a visit, or buy him some food, or talk about his skateboarding experiences, or to just have a good heart-to-heart talk.

He has no idea why Yongguk even goes out of his way to just entertain someone like him, but Himchan doesn’t mind. He does like the entertainment. Yongguk is hot, intelligent and witty—he’s everything Himchan isn’t. He finds those aspects of Yongguk just so admirable, for he has been cooped up in this flower shop since he dropped out from high school, and his social circle is close to non-existent.

He welcomes Yongguk with open arms—an open heart—but not an open mouth. Himchan admits he’s a man of few words, he doesn’t think he has to say much because Yongguk seems to be able to continue a monologue all by himself more than half of the time. Himchan does offer a genuine smile from time to time (he hopes it doesn’t look like a grimace), and he doesn’t miss the blush which creeps up Yongguk’s neck despite the mischievous grin plastered onto his face.

Yongguk just comes and goes, he never stays long. Sometimes Himchan thinks that he’s just not significant enough for Yongguk to stay with him till the shop closes.