He shut his eyes tightly and lowered his head, hiding part of his face behind his arm as he laughed quietly. He liked it when people surprised him with their responses, he did not think Sungmin was the type to throw sarcastic remarks. "It was nice to meet you too." He nodded and watched him walk away then returned his attention to what he was doing before the male interrupted him.

Kyuhyun smiled and bowed politely at the other. "It's nice to meet you, Sungmin-ssi, my name is Cho Kyuhyun."

Sorry! I only just saw this [/cries/] but done!

Youngji's been at it for a while, her legs taking her as far as they can before she bumps into a stranger. "The. Large. Dog." she says in between sharp intakes of breath, shielding herself with the male's body. Looking back at the path she's taken, she finds the big, scary dog she fled from had now disappeared in the distance. Perhaps it lost the interest to run after her, she thinks, as she reaches to wipe the beads of sweat that clung to the sides of her head. "S...sorry. I was... running from a big dog. I didn't know it stopped chasing me." 

He frowned when his neighbour continued, his nose wrinkling at everything he heard. "You suddenly turned into a preacher, please don't do that again. It makes me uncomfortable. Stop your halo from shining." He clasped his hands in front of him, imitating a begging gesture mockingly.

Oh— Annyeonghaseyo! { she politely bows her head at you } Kamsahamnida for the welcome, Sungminssi. You can call me Suzy. { flashing a warm smile, she tucks the loose strand of hair behind her ear } Hmm... if I ever need model to show my designs off, I’ll most definitely get in contact with you. Which room number are you in?

"Are you looking down on my profession? That’s a great way to treat your neighbours, tsk." The taller male’s lips curved into a smile, the reactions he got always amused him especially when the majority tended to believe him at first. "How old are you, Sungmin?"lee

"Modeling, hm? I guess you’ll meet plenty of people here who are in the same line of work." He smiled when the question was returned, there was one of the moments he enjoyed about meeting new neighbours, seeing their reactions was always fun. "Newspaper delivery.. which is just a fancy way of saying I sell newspapers on the streets."