Sora saw a group of men retreat from room 104- the Recording Room. She thought it was unfair for her to sit in a waiting room on the 28th floor with only males. They said there was no other waiting room left unused today. But yet, it was better then waiting on the top floor with him. Better then working as his assistant, she remembered clearly. This floor, there was a silent favoritism shown towards this part of the building. Making her way to the elevator, she could feel two, three others take note of her then. When she arrived on the top, she realize leaving the coat in her room. About to go back and grab it, but a hand grabbed hold of her elbow. She turned to see him smile.  "Face it precious. You look too much like a goddess to cover that up with just a coat. It's fine if you have just that on with only me around. When you leave the building. Don't forget to put the coat back on." Leeteuk said and pulled her with him. "Where is everyone?" Sora asked as she looked around to the empty floor. "Everyone is out to their assigned task. I divided everyone in groups today and sent them off to different stations." He answer. She looked to him and said, "Why do I get the feeling, this seems oddly unusual."  "If you believe so. Hurry in." He said and let her step in first. She looked to his office and took notice of new furnitures. It had been years since she stepped back in and it looked quit different.  Sora could hear a sound and turn to see Leeteuk lock the double doors. "New door too. Why am I surprise you are locking us in." She moved deeper into the spacious office and avoid sitting on the sofa. "I'm giving you advance notice. I heard you are actually going to our son's soccer game located at the elementry school downtown for the first time this evening." He said and eyed her. "Don't you have an important conference later today? That is why I'm going for you. " She said, walked around his desk and place her purse on the desk. Leeteuk followed where she walked and stood behind her near the wall of windows. "I'm free later. I didn't tell you?" "You hardly do anymore." "We haven't gone out on a date for awhile now. How about tonight after our son's game." He explain. "Tell you the truth, his game was cancel and moved to another day," she looked to his messy desk and added, "When did you become such a mess?"  "Since you decided to take an unexpected trip," Leeteuk answer as he looked to Sora's back. He slipped his arms around her waist for a hug. "I missed this." "I really need to get going if there isn't anything I can do here. I' ll see you at home later. If not, it figures. You'll probably be here all night again." She said and pulled herself away but he held on tighter. "Just give me another minute okay." Leeteuk kissed Sora's cheek and rested the side of his head against hers.  "I am really sorry. We became distant and knowing I forgot our anniversary was a big deal. Sure you won't accept the gift. And, um... The scandals were hard for you, I know. Me being so busy all the time too. I wasn't always home for dinner. But you see I was every day you were out for the months. Ask the kids." He explain. Sora could hear the floor filled with employees again.  "We can continue this at home." She felt him release and turned around. "If it's you want we can-"Leeteuk started. "I see you later. Bye." Sora cutted him off and gave him a smile. She walked towards the door and took a side glance but quickly turn away. He watched her step out and pulled out the little white box.  "But I need you." *** Sora knocked on the door as she entered the office. Her heels echoed off the marble floors and she looked to the high ceiling. Unable to leave him alone, she decided to come back and see how he was holding up. She looked to the stacks of folders piled on his desk. More then she could have counted. "Hello?" she called and looked around the dim spacious office room.  Sora walked over to the other side and pushed the door and peek into the extra room connected to his office. She looked to the lounge and over to see two of his bag of business suits hung on a rack. "Where is that man now?" She mumbled and turned to walk back.  She fisted her hands on her hips, wondering where Leeteuk would leave if not here or at home. Her heels clicked against the marble floor as she circled around his desk and looked to see the white box.  She opened it and looked to the ring. The huge diamond shined and had caught her by surprise. She looked to the door and took the ring out. Placing the box down, she smiled and slip the ring in her finger.  "I suppose it isn't all that bad." She studied it and turn to the moonlight. She looked down to the city lights and dazed off.  She stared to her reflection from the window. The normally sparks in her eyes was absent and had been for some time. "You look awful lately," she told her reflection.  "You're suppose to be home lying down resting."Leeteuk said and looked to his watch. Sora startled from his sudden voice and tried to not look suprise. "I'm not sleepy. You should be the one resting. Where were you?" She asked. He stood just a few inchs away and searched for her eyes for some clue that she had worry for him. If she came because she worries. Or he could ask. But he badly want to hear her say it herself. For the past few years they had their ups and downs. Just a y