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Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
"Fuck, I'm so tired," San grumbled.
"Me too, dick, you ain't special," came Daniel's holler from the kitchen. "Now come and help me here before i burn this damn pancake."
The blonde boy shuffled his feet into the kitchen, stifling a yawn with the back of his hand. "Where's Seulg?"
"I dunno," the other boy frowned. "She vanished before i got up."
"Been rather shady lately, hasn't she? Do you reckon she's entering some sort of phase or something?"
Daniel blinked, "Good theory. I think she's just hooking up with someone new though."
San took over the utensils, flipping the almost charred pancake over, "You honestly bitting her bait? I was watching the Lee's CCTVs the whole day. She didn't appear on any screen."
"Maybe we're missing someone out," Daniel murmured. "We are only searching into people we see entering the HQ often. What if this mysterious guy just does not come to the HQ often? Maybe he's someone we thought was just a visitor?"
"Dude, it's only 11am. Stop stressing me out."
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It really shouldn't take that much time to complete the damn Literature project- the Act and Scene they were working on was barely even a page afterall- but they were both Literature idiots so naturally they took uh...slightly more time than average to complete the simple task.
"Do you think we can just copy the SparksNotes' answers and be done with it?" Seulgi said, running a hand through her hair.
They were currently hanging out in Taeyong's living room, huddled around a fancy tea table, pouring over his opened Macbeth book and Macbook. Taeyong pulled up the SparksNotes webpage and squinted delicately at the English words.
"If you can translate the whole page into Hangul, sure," the boy said lazily, throwing an arm onto the sofa seat she was leaning against.
"Easy," she grinned, clicking away at his settings to Google translate the page. "Ta-da!"
Taeyong leaned forward again, scanning through the lines with a scoff, "Honey, Google translate is bullshit."
"But hey, we have a rough idea of what's going on now, so all we're left with is how to write this into the Presentation Slides!" Seulgi pointed out optimistically.
"Except that's the hardest-"
The girl's phone vibrated and lit up, indicating a new message.
