GD and Dara instinctively both reached for the Open button. They were both frozen in their spot until the sound of the door closing snapped the spell out of them.

“Are you getting in?” GD asked. She nodded and stepped inside, settling on the back left corner. Her eyes straight ahead, arms crossed.

It was a little awkward, but GD welcomed it. He moved back and leaned on the other corner, stuffing both of his hands in his pants’ pockets.

“Umm. You called?” He casually asked.

“I saw Gaho’s vid. It was cute. Great acting. It must run in the family.” She answered coolly.

GD smiled wide. “Ah, thanks.”

“Poor dog. You must cuddle and tickle him tonight til he’s black and blue.”

“Are you saying what I think you’re saying?” GD said, studying Dara’s expression, but she gave him nothing. She just unfolded her arms and slowly, bit by bit reached to her right. GD saw and immediately grabbed it.

Dara chuckled. “Missed me much?”

“Just remember who called and reached out first.” He answered, winking at her as he drew her close to him.

“Yah, right.” She rolled her eyes.

“I’m never ever ever ever letting this go.” He said as he brought Dara’s hand to her lips and kissed it, then kept it pressed to his chest.

Just then the elevator slowed down coming to the lower ground floor prompting Dara to pull her hand away but GD held tighter.

“Let go.” Dara ordered.

“No.” GD adamantly refused.

Dara pulled much harder, and in the process threw herself back when she successfully freed herself from GD, just in time before the door opens.

She glared and made a fist at him but GD playfully ignored it.

Without warning and much to her surpirse GD swiftly reached out and pulled her back to him.

What in the…Has he lost his mind?

But before Dara could voice out her complaint she heard a bark from behind, sending a chill down her spine and had her leaping and hiding behind GD.

“Oh my god oh my god oh my god…” She sobbed and trembled.

Outside, it was the darling 60-year-old widow, Mrs. Kim Sooyong with her Chihuahua, Calista, wapped in her arms.  They often met while walking their dogs. She’s really friendly and chatty, and except for her abuse of the word wonderful(!), GD would actually say she was wonderful.