Did she think she was an amateur at this? She's not. She's been at this for years, people have tried to recruit her before. She's irritated that someone has figured out her place of residence so quickly, but that's about it.

"Sunbae! So good to see you."

Tae-gun's between missions, on a longer break than usual, and Kim Hye-jin is off doing an errand, so Woo-young invited him to his sister's café/bar for a coffee. And he didn't really want to come, but—it's important. Really important, actually. Whenever Woo-young invites him to these little meetings, he accepts. He needs to keep his connections, needs to exist.

Especially, especially, especially away from Kim Hye-jin.

He takes a seat. "Hello."

"Wow, would it kill you to show some enthusiasm?"

"Yes."

"Oh he does have a sense of humour buried in there somewhere!"

Woo-young's twin shows up and thwacks him with the menu. "Are you harassing Lee Tae-gun-shi again, Woo-young?"

"I'll have you know I'm sunbae's best friend, noona."

She looks at Lee Tae-gun. "Is that true?"

"...yes."

"Maybe you should get new friends. Or a pet. I'm sure a parakeet would be better company."

"See, you can only get a smile out of him because he doesn't have to live with your nagging."

"Keep telling yourself that. Should I get you both the usual?"

"Yeah!"

"Yes, please."

"Be right back, then, and don't mistreat your sunbae too much, Woo-young-ah."

"I'm always nice to him."

She snorts and walks off.

"So, how's it going?"

"...fine."

"Once more, with feeling, sunbae, we don't have to do this every time."

Sigh. "I don't know. Fine. I've been going on dungeons. I've been resting." Pause. "I... read that book you recommended me."

"Did you! You have to tell me what you thought of it."