One could never really understand the thoughts of a person, not even those who wore their heart out on their sleeve. Yoona was no exception to this rule. In fact, the girl was rather unpredictable and adventuress. Perhaps in front of the camera she was called an angel, but behind scenes, her manager would call her a trouble maker. Not because she pulled pranks or got into a lot of trouble, but purely for the fact that whenever he let her out of his sight, she was gone. She would wander off aimlessly, getting distracted by anything that peeked her interest in even the slightest of ways. Today, was no different. After the morning shooting was over and the director called for lunch break, the girl didn’t sit down with the others to eat and share a few laughs. Instead, she started walking towards the street, gazing into the shop windows as she passed them. She was about to give up, seeing as none of the shops interested her, until her eyes fell upon a pair of red doors. It was as though the doors beckoned for her to go inside, so she did. The fragrance of the book store soon reached her nose, causing it to tingle slightly in delight. “Ah, h-hello?” she called back to the other voice.
The shop was one of the few old and traditional shops around in the area. The modernisation having taken it’s toll on the more old shops around. But for decades he had kept his shop the same, maybe out of nostalgic reasons but also due to the simple fact that he liked it this way. The floor let out it’s customary creak as she stepped into the silent shop. Looking up Won Bin offered the female one of his small customer smiles. “Feel free to look around and let me know if you need help.” With that having been said his head dropped down to the newspaper in his hand. Thus once again silence fell over the old book shop, the only sound being the creak of the floor and flipping of pages. Yet this was his favourite part of it in sense. Absolute silence, something to read and a cup of coffee. While others willowed away behind a desk and a computer Wo Bin enjoyed leisurely days running his own book store.