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David Song

Hey, it's David. Can't answer right now, leave a message and I'll get back to it asap.

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[Unlike his boss, David's practically had it ingrained in his head to be an early riser. Not that he didn't value his sleep schedule, but it just was how he operated. Blame growing up with parents in the military.

So he's already showered and on his way out to get his morning coffee and jog going before work when he gets a message from Yoon-sung, grinning a bit before replying:]

You're welcome. Turnabout is fair play after all, boss~

Thought you would like to meet someone new

[And he was out of the shower and taking care of his skin because someone like him needed to make sure he wasn't going to end up with dry skin from bending over computer screens all day long. Which meant that he was also going to need to run through some simple exercises. Can't stay stiff and then expect to not have back problems by the end of the day.]

What're you, my mother? I get enough questions about settling down enough as it is. Besides, I have my hands full half the time dealing with you.

Oh, and before I forget
Today's training will be on breaking out of holds. :) Good luck.

That's not what I mean.
It's more I figured you could have someone else to complain about me to that isn't actually working under me and feels scared I may fire them if they get too lippy.

But I don't wanna

Yes, because me going on about how you drive me up the wall is gonna be so romantic.

Don't care. You have to.

I thought you weren't going to do anything romantic or ami wrong?

Can I just say we did?

I'm not going to try, but if I'm put on a date I might as well try to be civil and not cause a scene right off the bat.

That's not how this works. I still don't get why you have such an aversion to learning how to defend yourself.

That's true too.

I don't trust my temper.

Common courtesy in action, young padawan.

Part of learning self-defence is discipline too, you know. Training both your mind and body so that you know when to hold back and when to cut loose.