#kaejams

They definitely met because Dove unknowingly broke the law. Probably something stupid like stayed in a park after closing, thought that the little candy in those jars that you’re suppose to put in bags and then pay for because she thought it was free candy. just something small, and dumb like that where she cried a lot because she was scared, and thanked him a lot for being so understanding.

                    Often times, Hwayoung invites friends over to her tower or rather, her house which is far from the city's bustling roads and high rise buildings. In a more private and gated community where most people who want to avoid the noise and paparazzi hide. She jokes around that her house is a tower and just getting to her place is already a hassle, or rather, an adventure (especially for those who decide to walk all the way from the bus stop to her house-- which she knows is a nightmare). She waits for James to arrive so they can continue their little lessons which is nothing but them hanging out and talking about stuff that would make him become the perfect gentleman and the perfect boyfriend that anyone would ever have. She's on the floor, lying down with her dogs in the living room while she waits, knowing her maids will let him in when he arrives. Hearing footsteps, Hwayoung seems unbothered, just like her dogs. Probably because they're familiar enough with that person's footsteps and scent to be not alerted at all. “If you're James and you didn't bring Honey, I'm not talking to you.” Hwayoung says, not even bothering to open her eyes. Having taken a liking on his precious little cat that she obviously adores like her own.

   it wasn’t the circumstances in which she wanted to visited him, but she had made it to the station nonetheless hadn’t she? she was able to forego the handcuffs due to her willingness to corporate. one would think after all the time she intentionally trespassed into places with jesse she would have been caught then. yet, the time sirens had blared outside a place she’d gotten into after hours that she couldn’t get away from was the time she was actually meant to get there. now she sat in the station waiting for them to get ahold of the owners of the book store in which she worked to validate the true story she had told them. bright smile coming to her face as she saw him into the room; hand waving excitedly before she set notice to how hard set his features were. before he could get a word out she’s shaking her head and hands. “i didn’t do it, i promise! it’s not like they’re making it sound, i was suppose to be there. honest!”