Min could feel his gaze penetrating the back of her skull. Tao was never one to be subtle but she thought he would keep cool enough to let her eat her lunch peacefully.

God, she was an idiot. What was she even thinking to accept Minseok's request to have lunch despite knowing how Tao would react once he found out? They weren't dating, hell, they were barely even friends and yet he already had some possession over her int he few months they've known one another.

Tao was hot, that much was obvious, but he was bad. She knew he was bad. He exuded that bad boy aura the moment he drove his motorcycle into the student parking lot without a single given on the first day of school. They met by chance while she was on her way to her homeroom class and he was finding his way to the main office. She saw him looking confused and went up to him, he stoically asked her for directions, and with a smile, she personally led him to it while thinking nothing of it.

Sure, he was y as all hell, and yeah, his eyes were a bit intimidating along with his impossibly tall frame, but Min was never one to judge. Surprisingly he thanked her and contrary to his dangerous demeanor, Min saw something gentle in his sharp, brown eyes that twinkled in hidden mischief.

From that day on he made it perfectly clear what his intentions were and she found it thrilling as it was mortifying. To Min, nothing was scarier than having no control or having no idea what to expect and that was the epitome of who Tao was — an enigma.

"So how about it?"

She heard Minseok's voice cutting through her thoughts and looked up. "Huh?"

He smiled, chuckling softly at how adorable she had looked lost in her daydream."You weren't listening." He hadn't been talking about anything important, just tedious things to make conversation but he knew that asking her a random question would bring her back to him.

"S-sorry Minseok," she apologized meekly. "I'm just a little distracted thinking about that dumb paper we have to do." Among other things, she thought ruefully, In the form of a gorgeous biker sitting not too far back.

"I don't blame you," he flashed his handsome smile. Min was sure had it not