Now the coffee debacle was out of the way, Choi Baek-Hyun could set out to do what he was instructed to do.
Choi Baek-Hyun's older sister, Choi Yeong-Ja. There was nothing physically wrong with her. She was just as pretty in the face as Choi Baek-Hyun. It wasn't like she hadn't had a date before either. She had had high school crushes, college flings, long-term serious relationships with men she'd met outside of the workplace. She just hadn't met a man who had wanted to marry her, and she was in that stage of her life. Or, as Choi Baek-Hyun is certain, she's in that stage of her writing career. She had written about all of her relationships, using fictitious characters in her romance novels. Now she wanted to write about marriage, but none of her suitors had even gotten close to asking the question. So she had left it to her dependable young brother to find her a match.
He paced across the room as Byun Dal set up his sister on marriage dating websites and apps, flipping through photos of his sister on his own phone.
"This one or this one?" he pushed his phone towards Byun Dal's direction.
He squinted, before getting up from his sitting position on the floor and moving closer to see the screen.
"That one" he pointedly exclaimed.
"What about these ones?" he flipped through more photos nervously. He'd never been on a dating website, but he'd seen enough of his employees showing each other their phones to know the caliber of photo to have some success.
"That one" his finger was pointed towards Choi Baek-Hyun face with a smirk, before quickly whipping his hand back down to his side, his cheeks becoming red at Choi Baek-Hyun's taken back reaction.
Choi Baek-Hyun's face was blank, but he could feel his heart pounding against his chest. He cleared his throat, trying to get the feeling in his chest to subside.
"Have you set them up yet?" the words caught in his throat, as he walked over to the laptop, hoping his footsteps covered his nervousness.
"Oh, yeah" Byun Dal sheepishly answered.