"Excuse me," Suzy coughed obnoxiously, "I've got some business to take care of."

      She raced off into the women's restroom before anyone could saying anything to her. Suzy locked herself in a stall and sat on the cap of the toilet.

      "Why is he here?" she said worriedly.

      Her mind flashed back to when she was carried outside by security guards. 

      "That was so embarrassing! What if Woobin finds out?"

      "Ah, so you're college friends."

      "Yes, President."

      "Are you going out?" Minhyuk asked Woobin.

      "Oh, no!" Woobin was taken aback by the bold question, "We're just friends."

      "I haven't seen you with any girl before," Nana said smugly, "I thought you would have better taste."

      Woobin became defensive.

      "Nothing's wrong with Suzy," he said, "I'm sure she fits the ideal for many other guys."

      Nana rolled her eyes.

      "After the scene she caused today, I wouldn't so sure."

      "Scene?" Woobin asked.

      "Yeah, she ruined my hard work," Nana snapped.

      "I'm sorry, what happened?" Woobin tensed.

      "She caused a commotion today," Minhyuk replied, "Security had to her out. That's why I was surprised you were with her."

      "She...she didn't have her interview?" 

      "Oh, please!" Nana laughed, "Do you really—"

      Minhyuk grabbed Nana's wrist.

      "Can you be quiet?"

      She was startled. 

      Woobin suddenly felt uncomfortable. 

      "Oppa," Nana said uneasily, "Why are you doing this? Hehe, making things awkward."

      "Just go eat," Minhyuk ordered strictly.

      "Ah, it's fine, really," Woobin said.

      "No, I wanted to talk to you about work," Minhyuk stated.

      He shot Nana a dirty look.

      "Alright, alright," Nana acquiesced, "I'm going."

      She lowered herself to give Minhyuk a kiss on his cheek, but Minhyuk stood up from his chair.

      "Im Nana!" he scolded.

      Nana's face blushed. She felt humiliated, especially in front of a coworker.

      "Oppa, this is too much!" she shrieked and stormed out. 

      Minhyuk sat back down.

      "Aren't you going to follow her out?" Woobin said slowly.

      Minhyuk crossed one leg over the other.

      "She doesn't this neighborhood. Even if she didn't want to, she has to wait by the car," Minhyuk sighed.

      Suzy peered outside. 

      Why was that guy still here? 

      She took out her phone.

      sunbae

      Woobin excused himself for a moment to check his phone. 

      ya u lied to me? >:o

      Seeing the emoticon, Suzy was relieved. He wasn't really mad. 

      the situation was a bit eh to explain everything. ill explain everything later...can u get tht guy to leave??

      Woobin replied fast.

      i cant...he's basically my boss. and thanks to what u did, hes really suspicious of me rn! if u want to leave, u gotta go by urself. any possible promotion is at sake here! sorry suzy T_T knight in shining armor is currently out of service 

      "Did I come at a bad time?" Minhyuk asked after patiently waiting.

      Woobin slipped the phone back into his jacket pocket.

      "No, not at all," Woobin assured, "I just needed to confirm something."

      Minhyuk went straight to business. 

      "You see, I checked my email just now and received an update on the latest project the strategic team is working on..."

      All Suzy could see was the guy blabbing on forever while Woobin simply nodded his head to every word said. 

      "Great," she groaned. 

      She spotted the owner.

      "Ahjumma! Can I use the back entrance?"

      Finally, Suzy had escaped. 

      "Uhtukkae? (What do I do?)" she cried. 

      Her phone beeped.

      hey its sunbae. take the bus dont walk home

      Suzy didn't bother replying.

      "Pscht," she smirked, "Leaving me all alone."

      There was a greater problem waiting at home. 

      When Suzy entered the house, the smell of homemade Korean food filled her nose. 

      "Aigoo!" 

      She heard her mother's voice.

      Suzy's mother greeted her daughter, wearing a apron and holding a spatula in her hand. 

      "Finally! My employed daughter!"

      "Oma, actually—"

      But Suzy didn't receive the chance to explain.

      Her father, aunt, uncle, and cousins were all seated at the dining table to congratulate her. 

      Did she have to lie again?