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[sagikkun]

Any time, Kim Gaon.

Besides, I hardly think it's a stretch. You're one of our little community's most eligible bachelors. Haven't you had enough grannies trying to introduce you to their granddaughters?

[gahrot]

It's because I own a business. And I can cook. And I'm very, very polite. Grannies are easy to win over.

[sagikkun]

Oh, is that it?

Kim Gaon is a well-rounded prospect. Nothing at all to do with his sweet face.

[gahrot]

If I found out you're talking to any grannies about my sweet face I'm barring you from the restaurant.

[sagikkun]

And deny me both my favourite topic and my favourite food? Aish, that's not very nice.

[gahrot]

Surely you have other topics to discuss. Actual congregants you can play matchmaker to. Leave the poor cook alone.

[sagikkun]

Have you seen some of my congregants, Kim Gaon? Either they're very old, or they're very strange.

( There's one particular man with a religious fervour that Yohan is absolutely keeping an eye on, lest he have to step in. )

[gahrot]

Wouldn't that be a good starting point? Aren't you supposed to date people with common interests and/or strangeness?

[sagikkun]

Which do you prefer? Interests or strangeness?

[gahrot]

Strangeness, I think.

[sagikkun]

You seem the type.

[gahrot]

I feel like I should take offense to that but I'm not fully sure why.

[sagikkun]

On the contrary.

I like that about you.

[gahrot]

Because you're also strange?

[sagikkun]

Something like that.

I think underneath it all neither of us are very boring, Kim Gaon. That's what makes things interesting.

[gahrot]

I don't know what you're talking about.

[sagikkun]

Mm.

You can keep telling yourself that if it helps.