-Seodaemun/ Mapo

@[Cop] Bang YongGuk Boa still didn't like the idea, but she let it go. When he chastized her, she was confused. "What do you mean? It's not my fault my rib is broken." She turned away and pouted. When she heard his explanation, she turned back and saw the women watching them. She had the good sense to blush and look down as if embarrassed. In reality, she was laughing at the thought that she'd date someone like him. It was sweet and cute that he wanted to protect and take care of her, but at the same time it annoyed her to no end. No one but her mom had ever taken care of her. Her dad had been the one to cause most of the pain she'd endured throughout her life and her brothers had been sent away to work in Japan and China when she was just a kid. So the fact that Yongguk was here now, actually made her happy. If he told him that though it would go straight to his head. She heard what he said though and smiled. "Will you calm down. I've gotten worse than this plenty of times before. It's nothing. Really. Besides, he's a cop. In his mind he was just doing his job and I'm not going to tell you who it was." She wasn't going to let the other get in trouble for something that was both their faults, besides, she didn't even know his name.

@[B.D. Leader] Boa Not buying her smile, he shook his head. "I have a plan, we will have them drop us off at my doc's practice and I will tell him I hit you with my car. He's so old but good, he won't care one way or the other as long as he is paid." Pulling her hand away, to keep her from pushing on her rib. "Are you stupid?" He asked her looking her in the eyes, he could believe that she could fake fine but he didn't have to like it. Seeing some old ahjummas looking their way, he used his free hand to pull down her shirt and pull her closer to him. "She fell off her bike, my girlfriend can be quite clumsy." He told them, as they moved along. "I don't care who did this to you, but when I find him I am going to be the _____ out of him." He whispered to himself.

@[Cop] Bang YongGuk She still didn't understand why he cared so much, but he reminded her of her brothers. She'd always fought harder than both of them, because she was a girl. Their father had always pushed her harder and this is what the result had been. It wasn't her fault. She had snapped her dislocated shoulder back into place a while ago, so now the rib was the only thing she needed to worry about. Looking at Yongguk as he called for an ambulance, she shook her head frantically. "Don't. I can't go to a hospital. Do you know how many questions they ask. I have a doctor at home. I can just go there." She couldn't deal with all the questions, because she'd have to admit what she and Daehyun had been doing. That would get him in trouble and she didn't want that. Taking a deep breath, she pressed gently around the rib, judging if it were in danger of puncturing anything. Since it wasn't, she took another breath and held it while gently pushing the rib back in place. She sighed when it was done and smiled at her companion. "See. I'm fine for now." This was nothing new for her. When you were a fighter, injuries were a way of life.

@[B.D. Leader] Boa Laughing to himself at the way she took the rough comment about fighting, when he meant it both ways. "I just wanted to see you make sure you were still alive. I am sure he does, all cops of inferiority complexes, its the way we are made. Looking back at her sudden stop, he realized she was hurt more then he had previously thought. Moving back to her, he put his arm around her and guided her to a bench. Sitting down with her, he slowly lifted her shirt up on one side not caring if she slugged him for being fresh. Seeing the bruise spread before his eyes, he worried she had internal bleeding. "I am taking you to the ER right now, I don't care if I have to tie you to the gurney." Pulling out his phone he called for an ambulance, looking back at her, his eyes full of worry.

@[Cop] Bang YongGuk She honestly didn't feel anything at this point. She knew she needed a doctor for her broken rib, but the pain wasn't the problem. She just didn't want it to puncture any vital organs. "Well then why do you want to talk to me." At his comment, she rolled her eyes. "Everything about fighting is rough genius. And stop staring at me like that." She knew she had marks. If he saw her stomach and her chest, he'd probably be happy that his colleague had handled her so well. "He's fine. His ankle's just sprained and he might have a few bruises tomorrow. At least I didn't break any of his bones. He's one really messed up guy though and he has inferiority issues." Just then, she felt a sharp pain in her chest and stopped moving. As she looked down, she noticed where her skin was being pushed out and sigh. Her second rib was broken badly by the looks of it. This wasn't good.

@[B.D. Leader] Boa Rolling his eyes, he noticed some light bruises forming. "You haven't done anything, I just figured we would have privacy out here. And who of your associates would follow us out to the old prison. I am sure you and whichever colleague of mine worked it out just fine." Pushing her hair back to look at the bruise on her shoulder. "Guess you like it rough, huh?" Chuckling, he turned them around and headed back to the museum. "So how bad does my coworker look?"

@[Cop] Bang YongGuk As Boa arrived, she saw him leaving and yelled for him. She hadn't meant to be late, but she'd had to deal with one of his colleagues. She had run all the way here and her skin had a light sheen of sweat attached to it. Her breathing was still pretty normal though, so she looked up at him. "Why did you want me to meet you out here?" She then sighed. "What have I supposedly done now? And if this is about your colleague, he started it." She shrugged her shoulders, not really worrying about what he thought of her. No one's opinions mattered to her anymore. Okay, so maybe that wasn't exactly true, but she wanted it to be. Oh well. Maybe one day she'd get to that point.

@[B.D. Leader] Boa Yongguk sat down outside the prison museum and waited for her to show up. He figured it was of the beaten track enough to talk some sense into her. He still didn't know why he cared so much about her, or why he was focused on helping her. He had to try though, looking at his phone he counted the minutes waiting more then a half hour over the time he asked to meet her. Shaking his head, Yongguk got off the bench and started to walk back toward the subway. "I should have known, she is such a hard-headed woman."