Minho huffed, that git, Minho thought. 'If Kai must know, there is always place for an Exorcist. You might as well join us.' Onew pledged with a sip of my beer, he was softly humming to an unknown melody in his head.

I glanced over at Kai, his brows furrowed. He looked for a split second like his younger version. 'Before the gentlemans think I will join, I need to tell why I'm visiting this side of the country.' We all nodded, except for mango, I didn't know why he didn't nod, maybe he was just uninterested. 

'I need to travel to a few patients of mine. I heard there's an epidemic not too far away and it's close to being an emergency. I have to travel there as fast as possible but I heard it doesn't matter anymore, everyone has already gone mad.' He softly ticked against his glass, I hadn't noticed he looked tense until his shoulders relaxed. I glanced over to Minho, he looked lost in thought. 

It was then that something popped up in my mind, Minho was French. The French felt superior and only their language was the best, so of course he wouldn't speak a single word English. I glanced to Onew and cleared my throat. 

'Maybe we should help the French-speaker out.' Onew's eyes shot up. 'You're right.' He breathed breathlessly. He turned to Minho and began to explain, meanwhile I turned my attention to Kai. I didn't see that Minho gazed at me. 'You know, you can travel with us, I think we need to go to the exact same place. But wait, aren't you traveling alone?' 

'Yes I am, it's a rule of my boss, I can't travel with other people, but let's be honest, he won’t notice it.' I smiled but I could feel a pair of eyes  studying me.

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A little later we both went out, me and Kai, we decided to go to the other side. There was a lake somewhere close. I was walking up front, he catched up with me. 'You know, I would never ever have expected you in France, you hate this country.' My head shot up. 'Well neither would I have expected you here, you don't even speak a word French, I'm surprised you've made this far.' I grinned and he narrowed his eyes. 

'Wonders exist you know.' He winked. 'Are you serious? They don't exist.', 'they really do.' I playfully pushed him, and suddenly I was reminded that I had to duck for a twig. The road seemed to grow narrower, branches hung over the road. Somehow it made me feel a bit nervous. 

'Do you think there will be a full moon tonight?' I tightened my coat as I looked at the sky, the t