#;leftorright

Left, no he came from that way. Turning on his heel, the long scarf dancing at his waist, he almost made a face as he looked down at his cellphone. The GPS wasn’t helping much; in fact it was confusing him way more than he had hoped. Lines danced around on the GPS, saying this street was one and another was a completely different name leaving the grown man feeling like a child left in a grocery store.

Raising his free hand as the device begun to recalculate his position, he nearly let out a grown as he closed his eyes some and counted down from three. He just wanted to eat and where he was, there were no places that were serving food. In fact, he hadn’t seen anyone for the past three blocks rather than a group of guys hanging by a building. But he lived in Seoul long enough to know not to talk to them, his stomach hunch agreeing with him.

Finally, a beep and he was moving along one of the roads that took him to a place that was supposed to be a tourist place but as he lifted his head from the phone he wasn’t exactly sure what kind of tourist would come to the place. Reading the name, he nearly snorted. This was the place but not the one that was the place he wanted to be at, or be seen at. With his somewhat nicer attire that he had worked his fingers nearly to the bone as a teenager to obtain, he wasn’t sure he wanted to hang around such a deserted place. The hairs on the back of his neck was standing at attention already and his with his stomach, and body, nearly telling him to get out of the area, he knew better but something caught his eye.

In a lot of ways, his mind was still innocent because the childhood that he was supposed to have, he couldn’t experience. He had to be an adult nearly once he started walking, and when he had begun to gain weight, he was forced to do more work in the hopes of his bigger body thinning out. But, his mind just advanced more than his body leaving an adult in the body of a small boy. Shiny things though, always caught his attention.

Moving over to a small booth on the side of the street, a bell was echoed the small street as the cat’s head turned to look at the approaching male.

“Meow, meow?” The male said softly, a small smile pulling his lips as he clicked his tongue more. The bell that had originally caught his attention danced along the white cats neck, tempting what seemed many for the animal happily prodded over to the adult with a meow in response to his poor impersonation.

“What are you doing around here, hrm? Did you get lost? ‘Cause I’m sure as hell lost…” Heaving a sigh, Junsu moved to rest his elbows on the somewhat perched up knees. The cat just danced around the males knees with a dual pair of yellow eyes peering up at the almost monstrous man. He didn’t look like a monster at all, but his size compared to the tiny cat was most likely bigger. A world that already seemed large to Junsu must seem crazy to the animal dancing between his legs.