Over the next week, Minsu took every opportunity to drive Suwoong to work. He ignored the younger man's comments about having his own car and being independent, using the excuse that he wanted to save gasoline. Each day he waited patiently in the parking lot for Suwoong and smiling when he told him all about his day. Every moment with him was precious and he held onto it all tightly. It didn't matter to him that Suwoong would about acting like his mother. Minsu found that amusing, but also adorable. 

One day, Minsu was approached by Sungjun. The dancer was grinning at him, causing Minsu to roll his eyes. He knew his friend was about to ask him to do something that might be out of his comfort zone, but he smiled back quietly. 

"Hey, Sungjun. What's up?" He asked the question nervously, not sure he wanted to hear the answer. 

Sungjun laughed, his eyes gleaming with excitement. "Our first big company party. I hear there might be promotions and the chance to move to being a back up dancer for a group! Wouldn't that be awesome? I'm excited!"

Minsu grinned at him, suddenly nervous. "You know, if this is a huge deal, there will likely be scouts from entertainent companies. This could be a big opportnity for any of us. What time will it be?" 

Sungjun glanced at the paper in his hand, then back at his friend. "It's supposed to start at 7:00 next Saturday night. You're going, right?" 

Minsu frowned at him, nodding. "Of course! If this could be an opportunity to be picked up by an entertainment company, I'll definitely be there. Thank you for letting me know about it." He wrote the date on his hand, excited about telling Suwoong about it. It would be the perfect opportunity to introduce his coworkers to his best friend. 

Sungjun was quiet for a moment, then smiled softly. "What about Suwoong? Are you inviting him to go with you...maybe as your date?" 

Minsu rolled his eyes, laughing. "No, not as a date, but yes, I'll definitely invite him."

Sungjun snickered at him, reaching into his locker to grab his change of clothes. "Well...I think you should bring him as your date. It's not like you're not attracted to him, and you're perfect for each other." He laughed at the dry look Minsu shot him. "Okay. I can take a hint. I'll back off and let you deal with it...for the next fifty years." 

Minsu sighed, shaking his head. He was about to strangle Sungjun. Sometimes his friend was just too honest and straight forward, but he was right, and that trut