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@lee siwoo () hush it's good

One of Rico's staff - a clerk, named Dojun had been acting quite odd since day one. Rico had been observing in silence for a week. The young man could be seen meeting two and sometimes three suspicious men just outside of the building, presuming gang members judging from their appearances and demeanors. They could be seen verbally and physically abusive while demanding money from Dojun. Rico isn't the type to get in anyone's business until it gets out of control. For an entire week, Dojun had been religiously harassed by the hoodlums thus with patience running thin, Rico stepped in, accompanying the poor man outside for confrontation - Dojun had no idea that his boss was aware of his predicament nor he wanted to confront them. It was too late to stop him seeing how he already stepped outside without saying a word - There were three of them at that time. The identical tattoos on their necks confirmed Rico's suspicion.

"Gentlemen," he started, a courteous smile etched across his face, "I've noticed the three and sometimes two of you have been harassing my employee non-stop for a week now. If there's a problem - a financial problem, I'll be more than happy to assist," Initially Rico thought it was financial issue seeing how Dojun always handed them money.

The three men laughed before one of them spoke, "look big guy, this is between us so why don't you off into your nice little office hm?" The other two could be seen taking guns out from the back of their pants, wanting to scare Rico. Little did they know, the the police had been called prior to the confrontation. Truth be told, RIco was afraid but managed a calm composure while Dojun on the other hand, kept persuading him to leave.

When the cops arrived, a subtle sigh of relief was released. Rico met Siwoo's gaze briefly before his attention fell on the three men who were cursing under their breaths, guns lowered as they complied. Dojun was panicking and was pleading to the other cop, "please officer, release them. They weren't causing any troubles. It was just a misunderstanding!" He knew he would get in a big trouble if the men were arrested, "please officer!"

Rico on the other hand, was silent with confusion evident on his visage. Then he spoke in order to prevent unwanted public attention, "if they promise to stop coming here and harass my employee then I'll take back my complaint. Is that feasible, officer?"