弃物 9

"Lover? The first sentence is pretty sweet. Not what it looks like."

"It's personal."

The blunt voice slightly raised the blade.

"But."

The drunkard shrugged his shoulders, but the big man behind him was screaming viciously as if to warn him. It also adds a gesture of slitting the neck with a finger. Pretending not to see him, Isaac pushed his card under the drawer.

"I'm suddenly curious.”

The drunkard, who was taking a step back, tilted his head crooked with his hands in his pocket. It was before I asked what I was curious about. He twisted his lips sideways and asked a question in a low voice.

"Does your unique florist have such a blunt face when she's having sex?"

This, obviously, was an unexpected question.

"You've been wondering what sound and facial expressions you make in bed."

But Isaac, who faced a drunken man, still had an unfeeling look on his face. It is doubtful whether he has ever heard a question that is close to sexual harassment or what can be called sexual harassment.

The drunkard, who stared at Isaac's neat face, finally shrugged his shoulders and straightened his back as he did not even respond to it after a long time. Then he pointed his finger at a business card on the counter. A deep smile spread over his face reading his business card quietly.

"Florist Isaac, you did a great job late.”

The drunkard, who waved his business card lightly between his fingers, turned around.

Ddalang, as he first opened the door and came in, the sound of the bell on the door rings cheerfully. The drunken man, who seemed to have already lost all his drinking energy, went outside without hesitation. His back disappears in an instant as if he had been submerged in the dark.

It was when he, who was like a mirage, was silently looking at the missing spot. Another hundred-dollar bill stuck out silently in front of the counter where Isaac was standing. Only then did Isaac raise his eyes, which were lost in thought.

Among the three men, except when they were embarrassed because they had lost the bet at first, the oldest-looking man was sticking out a stiff bill.