「ᴛʜᴇ ʙʟᴀᴄᴋ sʜᴇᴇᴘ」

"Sorry, miss, I’m not going to tell anything to your grade. And it is a pity that you don’t find numbers entertaining.”, he blinked at her. “Perhaps that’s why I’m offering help anyway.”

His head perks up as the buzzing sound of a voice nearby is reaching his ears, just in time to read her lips into what exactly she’s saying. ”W-well.. you know, it’s always silent for me, really. So the silence has become a burden to me, so far.”

"I don’t see that as torture, miss. Mathematics isn’t as difficult and boring as it may seem."

Byunghun winced at the other’s worse, his expression soaked in guilt. He really hadn’t seen the no smoking sign, or had any idea there was a school nearby, and—while he knew his habit wasn’t the best—he didn’t want this girl to have the wrong impression of him. “I really had no idea, I wouldn’t have even stopped here it I’d known,” he said, trying to explain himself. “I usually try very hard to stay out of people’s way with my habit. I don’t want to make someone else suffer for a choice I made.”

It was one simple task. One simple task she gave him to do, and he couldn't even do that. She wasn't even gone for long to begin with! Yet he had still managed to mess up. Damn. Remind me to never trust a stranger with my shit again. Brown hues watched the young man pull out her belongings on the table, arms crossed over her chest with a mixture of emotions flaring up inside of her. The most distinct one being anger. "You had one job. One job and you couldn't even do that." The rebel shook her head in disbelief, quickly making her way over to see for herself, whatever damages had been done. "Course you wouldn't steal anythin'." You're not me. "You don't got the nerve to do it." After scurrying through all her items (which was not much), Minzy released a sigh of relief. None of the items suffered any real damage, or any at all for the matter. The only damage really done was the... Coffee.

His eyes lifted from the other’s face to the sign when it was suddenly pointed out to him, and his expression immediately changed to one of complete embarrassment, feeling like the biggest idiot in the world. “Shit, I’m sorry,” he apologised, quickly putting away his lighter and cigarette. “I really need to start paying better attention to my surroundings..” 

The shattering of glass reverberated throughout the alleyway. But none of the two moved to make notice of the scene, settling for a silent stare down instead. Muscles full of tension, they were ready for action, if so needed. Though with the combination of alcohol in her system, Minzy wasn't sure how well she could actually defend herself or at least make a clean getaway. But she sure as hell wasn't going to rely on a stranger to bring her back home. At the thought of home, her mind began to wander. With her current state of mind, it was obvious to the both of them that she would have trouble making her way back. And that could be exactly was he wanted. It clicked in her mind for what the young male was really after (or what she assumed he was after), and with that, brown hues glared with disgust.