Chapter 3.5

Third Person's POV.

The next day, 5 am early in the morning, a sleek red car parked in front of the mansion. The man sitting in the passsenger seat grabbed the girl on the driver's seat and locked his lips with her. The makeout session lasted about a minute before their lips parted.

"Wow," was the only thing the girl said.

"It was a splendid night darling, nice doing business with you. " the man said unbuckling his seatbelt. When he was about to open the door, the girl stopped him.

"Will be there a next time?"

"You know I don't do it twice with the same girl, " the man said before leaving the girl teary-eyed and disappointed

The car drove off leaving him chuckling lightly before walking his way to the front porch. He was halfway through when he spotted a woman jogging her way to him. He stopped on his tracks and checked out the woman jogging. Light brown hair pulled up in a high pony tail, the woman wears a pair of black leggings, sports bra and running shoes. Has a fair  complexion, chinky eyes, cute nose and heart shaped lips. When the woman stopped in front of him, it was only when he realized that the woman is no other than the famous Korean artist, Jang Min.

He's not a bit fond of Korean artists, but when it comes to beautiful, sexy and hot women, everything is within his radar.

"Done checking me out darling?" It was surprising that her English was excellent despite being an Asian. This darling was much more hot than the former. The man muttered to his mind. 

He seductively looked at the actress, "Mmm, what's an actress doing here?"

"I live here, darling" it's as if she's teasing him everytime she says the word darling and they both know that's the case.

"Here? Looks like we're destined for each other, I live here too"

"Hmm, I think it was just pure luck, darling. " he was about to reply when the actress's phone rang.

He saw her sigh when she checked who the caller was. Without saying anything, she turned around and walked inside the mansion, leaving him there feasting in her body.

"I guess moving here was not a bad idea after all."