Lonna's mom looked back at her daughter, begging her to understand. "I lied to you, and I had a secret date with a man." Lonna looked back at her mother with confusion written on her face.

"I didn't know you wanted to date again." Lonna said in a stern voice. Her mother gasped scared she had angered her daughter with her secret.

"I swear, I will never see him again." Pamella said in a high-pitched voice, shaking Lonna back and forth quickly.

"Why, does he have a wife?" Lonna asked stunned at her mother's sudden change. Pamela stopped shaking her daughter and started shaking her head furiously. "Are you a homewrecker, that ruined their marriage?" Lonna asked again. Raising her voice at her concern.

"No, no! He is divorced." Her mother screamed back at her.

"Are you sure? How did you meet?" Lonna didn't allow her stern voice to drop an octave as she shot questions to her mother. "How long have you been seeing each other?"

"When..." Lonna's mom started to answer, hoping her daughter would believe her words. "He came to the restaurant..." She smiled sweetly as she recalled the memories.

'Pamella wiped the now empty table clean as she hummed to herself. She placed all the dirty dishes on her tray and turned to leave, but without having looked she accidently hit the poor man sitting in the booth behind her, directly in the back of the head with the heavy tray. The man sat silent for awhile as Pamella repeated how sorry she was, the man only shook in pain not answering her.'

'The man sat in the same booth he did the last time he was at the restaurant. "Here is your tea." Pamella said as the man looked up at her. Accidentally her hand jumped, and the man now sat soaked from it in front of her as she pouted at her clumsiness.'

'The man left his usual booth. "Thank you for coming." Pamella said, as she bowed in his direction. Suddenly, she ran to the table and grabbed the forgotten item in her hands as she ran after the man. "Hey, you forgot..." She grabbed his sleeve to get his attention but ended up ripping it instead. "Your, wallet." She gave him a regretful look as she held the torn sleeve up in her hand and slowly handing him his wallet.'

'Today in the restaurant was a busy day, and Pamella being the only waitress was rushing to get all the orders out. As she was running to the next table, her foot slipped on a wet patch on the floor and she was falling. She closed her eyes to not see the floor coming near but nothing happened. Then her body was moved in a sway and a dip, like the person who had caught her was dancing with her. She opened her eyes and smiled at the man, that had now been making the restaurant a regular spot to come. He smiled back at her as the whole restaurant clapped at their elegant display.'

Pamella laughed at her wonderfully clumsy memories with the man. Lonna leaned closer to her giggling mother and watched her acting worse than a teen who had found her first love. "What is that on your face?" She asked quickly getting her mother's attention.

"What? What is on my face?" Pamella asked, as she used her hands to quickly rub at her face.

"I haven't seen you have that kind of expression since dad died." Lonna said as her mother's eyes met hers.

"I'm sorry." Pamella said as she hung her head in shame. She was once again worried her daughter was mad at her.

"You should have dated before now." Lonna added.

"Then you approve? You're not against me dating?" Pamella asked as she looked at Lonna in high hopes.

Lonna smiled kindly back at her mother. "If he is as good a man as you say, then why would I be? I will support you 100%." Pamella squealed in happiness and did a little happy dance as Lonna giggled at her cute mother.

"Then..." Pamella said as she stopped her actions and started to cautiously speak.

"What now?" Lonna asked noticing her mother's resistance once more.

"Can I go out tonight?" Pamella asked cutely as she clasped her hands in a pleading gesture under her chin.

"Well, if I say no..." Lonna let her sentence linger and watched as her mother's happy expression started to fall. "That would make me a really horrible daughter." Lonna said teasingly as she grasped her mother's hands and jumped up and down excitedly. Pamella confused at first, slowly understood her daughter's words and grabbed her face in her hands giving her an ecstatic kiss on the forehead. "Enjoy your date, dress sexy and seduce him." Lonna teased.

"I will." Pamella said happily before taking her leave back to the apartment. Lonna watched her happily as she left. 'I didn't even know mom was dating again. I haven't seen her this happy since before dad died.' Lonna thought to herself.

Author's POV

Pamella skipped through the street over joyed with her daughter being accepting of her confession. She didn't care who looked at her funny, as she danced happily to herself making her way to meet the man she was in love with. Little did she know she was being ignored by everyone but one person.

They watched with interest as the woman acted like a fool in love.

Lonna's POV (Next Day)

Lonna was walking along the empty hall, trying to get to her classroom when she was stopped instantly by the figure standing a few feet from her. She didn't care to talk to them, so she just ignored them and turned to find another way to her class.

"I think you lost something." The boy yelled after her making her stop her steps, but she didn't turn back to face him. The boy held the letter up and read the writing on the front. "To Kim Seok Jin, From Lonna."

Lonna started to sway from foot to foot in nervousness making the pale haired boy smirk behind her. Lonna didn't know how to go about this to get what she wanted, but she did know one way and what guy could resist it. She plastered a sweet smile on her face and turned around again facing the boy. He returned her smile as she quickly walked towards him. He held the letter out towards her as soon as she made it to him. "Oh, my letter, thank you..." Lonna said making her voice sound as sweet as she could.

Lonna went to grab the letter as quick as she could, but the boy in front of her was quicker as he moved it out of her reach. Lonna's smile faded as she considered the boy's face and saw him wearing that devilish smile once more. "Why are you thanking me?" He asked.

"What?" Lonna asked totally confused.

"Don't be so stupid." The boy said leaning in towards Lonna. "I wouldn't come to school early just to return some stupid letter." He let his hand with the letter drop back at his side as he stared intently at the girl in front of him. "I order you...from this moment on, to be mine. You will be my slave." He said with nothing but seriousness on his face.

Lonna chuckled and rolled her eyes, refusing to let the devil boy in front of her intimidate her. "That's a funny joke, now give me my letter." She said giving him his seriousness back to him. The boy did nothing but smirk at her.

"Give you your letter? I don't think you understand what I am saying." He said as he placed his finger on his chin and tapped it like he was thinking. "If I were to...how do you say, copy the letter, a thousand copies, for example, and dropped them from the roof..." Lonna was furious but his words and their meaning hit her making the anger leave as quickly as it came. She hated to admit the idea scared her. "What do you think would happen?" He asked giving her a wide gummy smile.

Lonna let his words repeat in her head, as she thought of all the different problems his actions would cause. "I am a freshman practical arts major." The boy said. "You don't have to call me master." He leaned even closer to her looking at her paled face. The look on her face made him smile. "Just call me Suga."