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@jang wooyoungˢᵉᵒᵘˡᶦᵗᵉ with a wide smile, she bowed her head slightly to acknowledge the other's greeting. "it's lisa. um- your face is familiar... have we met before?" she asked curiously as her head naturally dipped. of course, she wasn't expecting to find herself a spectator for a performance but it was something she'll never forget. maybe she was psyching herself out but their moves reminded her of something. perhaps it was the ending pose that gave it away or maybe their unnerving charisma, nevertheless it was on the tip of her tongue. "are you actually from xxx dance studio?" she said, her demeanor excited that she almost fell out of her seat. "i mean, you're a pretty good dance... maybe even better than a barista." she joked with a brief giggle.

@lalisa manobanᵗʳᵃᶦⁿᵉᵉ Music always brought out the best of him. At least, that's what anyone that knew him said. The fluidity is there and for the briefest of seconds, he wonders if he really could have made this his life. Well.. the dancing part. Not the idol thing. That would have been a little too hectic. He strikes a pose as the music finishes and rather than being shocked when he hears a voice speaking, he just grins before dropping his arm limply to his side while the other makes a huge sweep outwards and he takes a bow, still not properly looking at the only customer for now. When he's standing up and really focusing, he recognizes her almost instantly. "You.. You're.. La.....La..." He's always been terrible with names and it's gotten him in more trouble than he'd ever care to admit.

@jang wooyoung ˢᵉᵒᵘˡᶦᵗᵉ lisa wasn't that found of drinking coffee so what was she doing at a cafe? she skipped breakfast since she wanted to sleep in while she had the time. her stomach growled and her slight fatigue lead her to nearest cafe from the dance studio she used to go whenever she felt like sharpening her skills. the cafe she entered, despite the welcoming interior, felt isolating. she didn't have enough energy to call anybody from where she stood so she took the time to wander around for somebody to help her. she was surprised to find someone, someone a little familiar, to be dancing with loud music bouncing the cafe's floors. it surely diminished some of the silent and heavy tension from when she entered. she took a seat and watched his impressive dance moves with a slight grin. when the song faded to end, she coughed loud enough to get his attention. "nice moves." she teased with a wide smile. "now is this a self-service cafe or are there any barista's around to help me?"

@lalisa manobanᵗʳᵃᶦⁿᵉᵉ Dead. That's the best way to describe the café right now. Absolutely, positively dead. Not that Wooyoung minds too much. It's a relief not to be juggling several orders at a time and whenever the café is this dead like this, he allows himself to turn the music up and maybe even makes up a quick dance routine right there on the spot. He never cares if someone is watching. Usually they enjoy a free performance and a discounted latte. Oh yes, he rewards his audience very well indeed. He's about three dances in when he wonders if anyone else is going to come in today. Perhaps he could close up a little early? He checks his watch and grimaces a bit. Perhaps he could close... way early. His shifts lately have been preventing him from spending quality time in the dance studio anyway. An unexpected day off would be just the thing to raise his already quite elevated spirits.