Myungsoo glanced up as he heard Jinah enter the kitchen. The house help was only around after lunch to clean up since the two of them were out most of the day.

Jinah walked to the fridge to get some cereal, then she paused as she found Myungsoo standing close to her. Too close for comfort.

“Good morning.” Myungsoo smiled.

“Hm, good morning.” Jinah nodded flatly, before sidestepping him. Myungsoo grinned.

“So, do you have class?” He asked.

“In an hour.”

Myungsoo glanced at his car through the window, then he saw the familiar Mercedes Benz entering the gates.

“You don’t drive?”

“I don’t.” Jinah said as she finished her juice, Myungsoo eyed her cereal and milk breakfast.

“You don’t eat rice?”

“I do. Anyway, I need to go.” Jinah was about to stand.

“Jinah, wait.”

Jinah looked at him.

Myungsoo stuck his hand out.

“Since we’re in this…situation, let’s be friends.”

Jinah’s lips quirked up slightly, she shook his hand.

“To Samsung and Jung Hotels.” Myungsoo chuckled.

“I’m going to be late. Bye.”

Myungsoo leaned back on his seat as he closed the folder.

He heard his secretary come in and take the files quietly.

Somehow, he had a feeling that he was going to have a lot of fun teasing Jinah.

The girl had no emotions at all.

Or was she just too chic?

But nonetheless, Myungsoo found her interesting.

“You looked so pretty last night!” Junghee smiled as she joined her friend. Class has just ended for them.

“It didn’t feel so good.”

“Of course, we all know that.” Junghee nodded.

“I’m worried, Hee.”

“About?”

“Junhyung oppa, I tried to call him. He wouldn’t answer.”

Junghee frowned.

“Say what, how about we go out today? Hang out like we used to.”

“But~”

“I’m sure Myungsoo wouldn’t mind.”

“We don’t really care about each other.”

“A marriage without rules, your life can be a reality show.” Junghee chuckled.

“Could be.” Jinah nodded as she remembered the girl from last night.

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