I turned around and saw Min Ho on the waiting couch, staring at me, crossed-legged.  I covered my chest, as if I am wearing nothing and gasped.   “How long have you been here?” I ran behind the curtain and closed it, getting out of the dress.    “A while. I think my choice fits you perfectly.” He said, smugly, and I could hear he walked closer.    “You choose this?” I asked and he hummed, pulling the strands of the curtain, as if he tried to pry through it and I put on my cardigan hastily.    “Isn't it beautiful?” He asked and I shoved the curtain opened, and he was shocked, looking at me. With my fingers I tucked my hair behind my ears, trying to make it straight again.   “What are you doing here?” I gritted my teeth and he grinned.    “I wanted to find my suits too, you know.” He walked away and I looked around for the attendant.    “I’ll take this.” I told a waiting girl and she nodded, walking away.    “Here??! Why must you shop here?” I grunted and stomped my feet out of the fitting area, through the isle. I could hear his chuckle behind me, and continued to browse for clutch in anger.   I tried to avoid him, whenever I strolled down the isles in search for my items, but it seems like he was trying to be everywhere I wanted to be.    “What now?” Hand on my waist, as he stood in front of me, blocking my way.    “I’ve found my suit.” He said and I raised my eyebrow.    “So?” I asked again and he took out something from his back.    “These will be a perfect match.” He said and dumped it on me. I looked at the black clutch and stilettos with diamonds on it, undeniably a match for the dress.    “Come on, let’s go.” He turned around and walked away.   “This guy..” I tsked and gave the things to the attendant. “I’ll take it.”    He was paying at the counter next to me, and with the paper bag, he waited for me and I frowned.    “Just go.”    “I  can’t” He said and I rolled my eyes.    “What are you? Glued to me or something?” I muttered and the cashier keyed in the details of the gowns.   “Its 500 US dollar miss.” The cashier said and packed my things in the paper bag.    “Oh, can you put it into Choi Seung Hyun’s tab?” I asked and the cashier looked at me and turned around, calling for the manager.    “She wanted to put this under Top’s account.” She whispered, which was really obvious and loud.  They were discussing something and I looked around, trying not to look at Min Ho, who was clearly amused with the situation.    “I’m sorry, I can’t let you do that. To do it, you need to have Mr. Top with you. We tried to call him, but he didn’t answer the call. There’s no proof that can allow us to do it.” The manager explained and I chew my lips.    That man! Did he forget to tell them??? I felt my face burned with the embarrassment, and the sound of Min Ho giggling was not helping at all.    Gosh.. What should I do? I put the paper bag on the counter again and took out my purse. My cash.. How much do I have?   I calculated the money in my purse, surely it is not up to that amount. I was starting to ask them to cancel the purchase, when a Platinum Card appeared in front of me, handed to the cashier on the table   “It’s okay, I’ll pay.” Min Ho interrupted and smiled. I pushed him away and shook my head.    “It’s okay, I can buy it later.” I requested to the cashier and she nodded, giving back the card to Min Ho, but he shook his head, and insisted. And the cashier was happy to follow his demand.   “Why?” I asked, as he started the engine, and the boutique attendant waved us goodbye.   “Why, what?” He asked, and strapped on his seatbelt. I looked at him, feeling awful and bad as I could be.  Here I am, helped by a man that I didn’t even want to talk to.     “I will surely pay you back.” I said as he reversed the car, and drove away from the boutique. I sighed and he smiled.    “Okay, but until you do that, you are tied to me, and you will treat me as what I wanted you to. A friend.” He declared and I shot my eyes at him, mouth hanged.    “That’s cheap!” I gritted my teeth.    “All is fair in love and war.” He said, clearly, amused.    “Let’s get the last addition for the dress, shall we?” He asked and turned into a corner.  He stopped in front of a shop, clearly isolated, but has a very exquisite decoration. In the middle of nowhere, lie a cottage, with mirror displays of costumes.    “I used to go here every time I have an event, back when I was a student.” He said as he took off the seat belt and walked out. I followed him, and he opened the door, a bell rang.   “Welcome, child.” An old woman greeted us, smiled at me, but gave Min Ho a hug. She was in the middle of her 70s, with old gray coat and her white her was done neatly into a bun.   “Grandma!  You looked beautiful.” He complimented and the old woman grinned.    “You never changed, aren’t you.” She turned around and walked to the counter. I looked at the interior of the store, was amazed. It’s like an antique shop, hundreds of mask on the wall, and hats.    “You bring a girl. That’s a first.” She said and I bowed at her.    “Hello.” I greeted.    “And a decent one too.” She added and smiled at me.   “This is Grandma Han. M