Hello Mr. Agent
Gotten lost in translation, actually, was a perfect phrase to describeâbecause if even words can be misinterpreted, wouldnât silence be way more easy to mistake? Taekwoon was admittedly a reader of people, and he didnât fail to catch the sadness in the way her expression went⌠but then he had to give her silence a second thought the moment she extended her hand.
A questioning look, two blinks, three seconds of complete, undisturbed silence, followed by a soft press of four notes by his left hand.Â
ââŚDo you want me to teach you?â He asked, and for once, a rarely seen curiosity - even by his peers - seeped into his tone. âInstead of that⌠come here. We might be able to do something to while the time away.â
And with that said, he shifted aside to make space for her by his left side.
Given, theyâre in for long hours even if itâs in such a comfortable environment, so⌠why not?
A little surprised, Soyeon almost shook her head. But then again, this might be the chance for her to learn the one or other thing about pianos. So instead of shaking her head, the girl nodded and got up, walking towards the piano and letting herself down next to him.
At this image, her friends would probably have squealed and giggled like little girls, but to her there was nothing giggle-worthy about the situation. They had to spend a lot of time together and the better they would get along during this time â the better.
Now seated, Soyeon looked at the piano. It was beautiful â just as beautiful as it sounded. It almost seemed ironic to her that such a pretty instrument could sound so terrible when played wrong.
Her right hand hovered over the keys for a moment, before she slowly let her index finger lower onto one of the keys to form a sound.
A smile appeared on her lips for a moment, before she turned to face him and tilted her head to one side, in a questioning way.















