Click click click, sounds of a camera snapping photos filled a particular street in Prague. "Hand me my other camera?" A female near her late twenties told her assistant as she held out the camera she no longer had use for. "Let's take a lunch break." Yoona announced five minutes later. After handing over her baby back to her assistant, she headed across the street for the quaint little cafe she had her eyes on since this morning. Every time a customer entered the cafe, the rich aroma of fresh ground coffee would fill her nostrils. She was almost in front of the store before something or rather someone caught her eye. It couldn't be... Her breath caught in as she stared through the glass at the man sitting in a corner. There was no mistaking it. It was him. As if he felt watched, he looked up. His brown orbs stared into her hazel ones. . 

She dashed back to her group as fast as possible. "June, let's call it a day."

"Are you okay?" June, her assistant, eyed her employer/friend worriedly. Her friend was visibly shaking and as pale as a sheet. What's gotten her spooked?

"Yeah...I'm a little under the weather."

June eyed Yoona skeptically. She was fine a minute ago. "Are you sure? What's been going on? You've been really skittish these last few weeks." 

"I'm fine, just a little tired that's all." Yoona forced a smile. "Nothing hot tea and sleep won't cure."

"Alright, give me ten minutes and we can go back."

Yoona shook her head, "I can go back myself, it's only a five-minute walk." Before June could argue, Yoona waved goodbye and ran off. Breath Yoona breath, she told herself. "He's not real, he's not real."

"Don't worry, you're not hallucinating me." A voice said from behind.

Rather than swirling around to face the voice, she ran as fast as her legs would carry her. Rounding into an alley she hid behind a trash can, her heart pounded in her ears. She should've waited for June. Maybe she should call 911? Reaching for her purse she realized she had forgotten it at the set. Yoona sighed, she'll just wait a few minutes for the coast to be clear. After she was pretty sure he hadn't followed her, she stood up.

"There's really no re