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Inhye was certainly an odd ball to some. She simply wasn’t the type to go running and screaming for idols or actors but she was a fan girl in other and more calmer ways. ‘Hornets’ had been a book the young author had loved upon first reading and the males second book was just as enjoyable as the first which led to her ending up a fan of his work. She admired his way with words, his creativity put into his art and so upon finding herself in the same room she couldn’t stop herself from approaching him.

“Excuse me? Taemin-ssi?” She greeted politely, still a little unsure if he was indeed the person she thought he was.

Minnie always got up extra early so she could take time to take a walk with her four dogs and run around the block; doing some exercise early in the morning gave her energy for the whole day. Whenever she was done running she'd get ready by showering, getting dressed and getting some food before heading out the door to open up her shop. Of course her loyal companions tagging along with her. She always brought them along. She saw them as the mascots of her shop. Everybody always had a positive reaction to them. She was almost certain some people became a regular just because of them. Her dogs started to pull the leash once they knew they were getting closer to the shop. Minnie laughed while speeding up her pace. "Yes, yes,we're almost there. You guys are excited to see more people,hm?" She grabbed the keys to open up the grate then the door; her dogs running around her feet waiting impatiently for her to open the door;rushing in once they saw an opening. She was just as happy with her shop as they were. She was happy people liked her tea and pastries. She liked that she could give people advice which tea worked best for certain illnesses and pains they might feel. Plus her insecurity in Korean became less. Being around people everyday made it possible to practice and become even better in her pronounciation. When she just opened her shop officially she heard the little bell ring when someone opened it. She recognized the man that walked in. He came in occasionally to drink tea. He always had this mysterious aura to him which did make her more interested in him. Perhaps it was because he didn't say a lot just the necessary.

“Good morning!” She greeted all her costumers with the same enthusiastic smile on her face.  “What can I get for you today?”

              ❛ You'll end up getting in more trouble then it's all worth. ❜ The dragon eyed the man before her , considering if her words would reach him in any way. She doubted it , but it didn't mean she couldn't try to change his future. ❛ This life isn't for those that wish to live my friend. ❜

"Can you please tell me what is going on!?" It was frustrating to keep a conversation when the other was clearly distracted by something outside of the store, he finished his coffee a long ago but the other cup could form ice cubes by now.

[ origin: x ] “And you’re going to stop me?” A puff of breath escaped him with an almost mocking laugh before he turned his back to the other man. “I’d like to see you try.” 

“I read your book, you know.” Janus broke the silence finally as he stirred his coffee, ruining the pretty design on the foam the barista had made, having knowing the other for a few months now but had never knew of their books until recently. “Both of them actually... I wanted to ask why you never mentioned it but it’s not in my place to pry, though you write beautifully.”

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