Jinny had chatted shortly with Hoseok because the next person was very impatient to see her. Mrs. Choi came out and pulled Jinny aside, “Jimin is dying to speak with you.” Mrs. Choi smiled till Jinny’s face changed to rage, “I don’t want to see him!”

After some angry words were exchanged with Mrs. Choi; she ushered Hoseok back into the café and allowed Jimin to walk out to see Jinny, “Hey beautiful~” He smirked and sat across the table from Jinny, who frowned and drank the rest of the champagne left in her glass, “Hey .” Jinny faked a smile and looked over at Mrs. Choi, who was smiling and giving her thumbs up. Mrs. Choi looked like she was never aging; she looked the same as she did when Jinny first met her. Jinny had first met Mrs. Choi when she was 9 years old. Mrs. Choi was around before Jinny’s father passed away. But that that point Mrs. Choi was friends with Jinny’s mom, Lindy or Jihyun in Korean.

Mrs. Choi was urging Jinny from the window to be nicer to Jimin. Jinny refused to be nice to someone who directed her as a “nice piece of .” That proved Jimin wasn’t a good man like everyone else thought he was. Jimin continued his cheesy, fake smile while Jinny poured herself another glass of champagne, “Jinny you shouldn’t drink so much.” Jinny looked up from her glass and glared at him, “You should learn to watch your mouth.” Jinny smirked and set the bottle dow