What you wanted, what you get.   Foreword:  A real love game... A boy and girl playing against each other. Who will throw more hearts to the other, or who can throw a punch or a can of beer. Find out if loves in the air. Will there be only one or two players?     Chapter 4: Undeniable Love Conquest   Simple, the first thing she noticed is the air of unfrilly masculinity before he shut the door. Now it's a entire different new dimension here. It belonged to Leeteuk, the enigma and with endless fasination. Never had she stepped into his room or he did hers. A rule made for just the two, for reasons they both understood and accepted just as their marriage arrangement.   Every weekend she cleans the entire house, never once had she touched his door knob. It was a poison to the heart of an innocent girl like herself. There was no way of knowing and here she was behind his threshold. And he pulled her in himself.   His bed was high and wide. A king size just for one person. One that matched her own. A beautiful royal blue cover to match a mans room. She felt a little twinge in her stomach. Of nervousness? Of Excitement? Or both? She couldn't tell.   "You need to learn to keep calm. If I haven't pulled us away from their goggling eyes. You could of revealed a whole lot more. I say most definitely everything. You're so slow... naive." His voice was sending her thoughts flying out the window.    She stared at him numbly and stood there speechless. Her mind suddenly screaming 'get the hell out of there' or 'run for the hills.' Yeah, if she ran for the hills. Her clumsy will trip and fall. Roll back down and end up at the same place she ran from. Worst look like a real fool. She might be naive and know squat about being a perfect actor, trophy wife to Mr Perfect at Everything. But do know where she stands and that's... that is his equal. Well said.    Sora mentally patted herself on the shoulder, glaring back at him. And it works. Water works. Feeling the sting in her eyes as tears form.   Suddenly speechless, Leeteuk struggles with how to deal with a crying woman. More so, his own wife.   "This is just an old weakness for men. It worked ages ago and still today. Damn... Sorry for being such a jerk." He said flatly.   "I'm glad you've seen the errors of your ways. Now if you'll excuse me I have to look presentable. We don't want to keep them waiting." Sora smile ever-so-sweetly and wipe her tears.   Before she walked away leaving him speechless this time, and a great reaction it was. After his recover shock. He had on a sly smile.   ***   FULL ON POUT MOOD!    Sora did just that as her appetite seized. She took a side glance at her husband who has devour everything on his plate. He must of worked out daily in between his busy schedule. Not knowing when, but he's damned fit.    How can he eat? With what their parents revealed, how can she not feel her nerves running wild.    When Sora place her fork and knife down, everyone looked up at her. It was uncomfortable.   "It's not good?" Mrs Park asked.   "No, it's fine. I'm just not hungry." She explain, not wanting to hurt her mother in-laws feelings.   "To me, you look upset." Mrs Kang said, knowing her daughter well.   "Well, yes. If you want to know. I don't think I like the idea of being absent from work too long. I have bills to pay and my school loans." She frowns knowing well this excuse wouldn't stop her parents from what they'd planned.   "It wouldn't hurt. And your father have spoke to the head of the university. They had been good friends for years. It's fine. Teuk doesn't have a problem leaving work for a few days. Why should you." Mrs Kang said as she wipe with a napkin.   "It'll be fine." Mrs Park added.    Sora looked to her father and Mr Park. They said nothing as their wives had made the choices. Then her eyes rested on Leeteuk. He should decline, right. He hardly leaves work. Even the day after they've married, he went back to work and their parents had disappoved but smart enough to shut their mouths.    Leeteuk didn't look her way, but pulled out his cell phone from his jean pocket when it rang. "Excuse me, it's from work. They've called back." He said to the adults and stocked off into the living room, leaving his wife to wonder. On her own having disapproved of this plan, she pity herself. Sora forced a smile to her inlaws.   Mrs Park noted again what a lovely young woman Sora was. At twenty-five, she still lacked the life experience of marriage and didn't seem to have much of a social life. Just like her son, they both were. Her daughter in-law's looks were definitely deceiving. She had a model-perfect built with long dark brown hair and even darker eyes. And the young woman didn't see that in herself, there is alot to say about it. But beneath that pretty exterior lay a witty and intelligent person. Her quick study of the child. That was what had gotten Mrs Park to noticed in recent months they met. She found the young woman can give what her son needed. She knew her son, but not well enough.   "I can't help but wonder why such a beautiful young woman like you hardly had a social life. No past boyfriend or any sort of other relationship." Mr Park said to his daughter in law.   Sora looked down to her choices of clothes; tshirt and jeans, hair braided back and her bangs a little messy. "It was always a career first and then maybe husband and family later. But I guest having my life planned, that was no longer an option." Those exact words came from Sora and she'd been most foreword about it just recent.   "Unfortunately marriage did agreed with you. You are doing fine up till now. No?" Mrs Kang gave her daughter a mocking tone.    Luckily her father would unlikely go through a fuss when it comes down to mother and daughter disagreements. He knew how his wife was and so used to having her way. Most of the time.   Sora stared at the plate and put her plan in motion. What to do and how to get it done without suspicious.   "I'm approved for a vacation. So where are we going exactly?" Leeteuk came in and sat back down next to his pouty wife.   "The mountain side... You two are, we aren't." Mrs Park said.   "A home we brought together near the mountains. This time of year it's perfect." Mrs Kang added.   "You should know we put alot of thought into your honeymoon. Teuk, you need some more vacation time. This is the time." Mr Park said.   "It's too far of a drive?" Leeteuk seemed to disagree. Sora's hopes were up again.   "It's where we had our second honeymoon. It's a great place to relax and very romantic. Quiet place just for the two of you and the scenery is beautiful there." Mr Kang said and smile down to his wife who looked adoringly up at him.   "Well,, I guess." Leeteuk frowns and took a side glance at Sora. She put on a sad smile and looked to the four adults.   "If it's what you want. After your thoughtful planning I can't say no," she mutters and gave Leeteuk a glare. She excused herself and got up heading towards the hallway.    "Something wrong with Sora?" Mrs Kang asked Leeteuk who kept his eyes fixed to the hallway.   "Maybe we should of asked them first." Mr Park said.   "Would they fight about this? Maybe they already have by the look on her face." Mr Kang whisper to his wife.   "Nonsense. It's what they need. What marriage has no honeymoon?... We should head back and leave the kids to pack for tomorrow's trip and," Mrs Kang clears , "And to rest."   ***   There was little of anything bright in the torrent outside, she saw. Of her cracking window hoping to clear the fog from her side. This weather was weird. She looked over at her husband concentrating on driving. She could swear that being deliberately herded toward the woods near the mountain side was not her idea of a honeymoon. The stupid weather broadcast had lied when they said it would be sunny. The forces of nature were arrayed against her. Sora pouts and stare out to the deserted place.   Well, there is a shining fact that even if she is stuck here with Mr Magisterial slash misfit for a few days, she'll be away from their parents googling eyes.    The far away sunlight was beginning to set when they pulled the Audi into the only driveway; actually the only logged home in the ten mile range. Sora got out and stepped onto the moisted dirt road made from earlier's rainfall. The smell of fresh wild flowers and forest green grass in the air. Sora took a deep breath and smiled.    'This isn't bad afterall' she thought.   The lamp outside was on in front from where the modern two story home stood. She watched and found no one else inside. Odd? There must have been an automatic switch for the time set to dark. She sensed his movement behind her. Putting her phone in her jean pocket. There was no point having it when there's no reception here. Well, miles from here with nothing around. It was useless to stay bored. She'll hike tomorrow for a quick tour.   "Moving anytime soon." Leeteuk said and walked past with her luggage and his large duffle bag in his hands.    Sora stuck her tongue out as he disappeared inside. She moved over the slippery driveway and fell. A short scream was drowned by the sudden thunderclap and anew rain falling around her in thousands of stinging drops. All she could do is lay there and cover her face preparing to swear to the atomsphere.   "Well, this isn't new. Except for the thunder, lightening, and pouring rain." She mutters. Positioning on her knees, careful not to fall again she pressed her palms against the wet dirty ground. She stood mutterly still, her old worn damaged shoes forgotten. Grateful that she wasn't struck by lightening. "Nice time of year huh," She mocked the adults words.    Taking a shaky breath. She so carefully, cautiously moved towards the house. Removing her shoes and socks, leaving them by the front door and stepped into the warm comfort home. Taking a minute to inventory her tender body, relieved to see there was no broken bones. Sora stared at the burning fire glowing a cast of light into the rest of the living room.    "Well, you're looking most definitely scary. Might of warned all the animals away, definitely an intruder." Leeteuk s