The Unwanted Substitute

Chapter 35 Ownership

Two days Sebas was sick in his apartment as a result of raining on Jeju Island. The two days were also Hana was busy guarding this young man who was full of variety.

Hana had just finished calling with her mother when her master started calling impatiently on the third day.

The girl quickly ran the child into Mr. Sebas's room, whose door was opened.

"Master call me? What do you need?"

"So you heard whose name was called? A pest? A halba? Anybody? Yes I call Hana. H.A.N.A. Hear that?"

The woman took a deep breath adding to her near-thinning patience in addition to her cough-coughing condition.

"Supply warm water in the bath tub. I want to take a shower." Sebas ordered lazily.

Hana did all the bathing supplies Sebas then came out to provide the clothes of the chatty master.

"Basar camel chatty. Been helped, ungrateful again. It sucks right," muttered Hana resentfully out of the room sebas.

"Have you prepared lunch? Don't wait for Mr. Sebas to catch the wind" recalled Bring who sat researching the company's files in the living room.

"Hello mr. Bring. Let's see the contents of the refrigerator. There is only the wind there," said Hana increasingly upset.

Tired not yet lost, he was told to make another thing again.

"Hmmm .. Why is it empty? You didn't buy what² the last two days? Don't tell me that you stay at home and don't buy anything" said Bring frowning in surprise.

He stood following Hana into the kitchen checking the nearly empty refrigerator.

Inside is a bottle of rhino water that has been drunk in half, an egg, a box of soybean milk and a seed of capsicum pepper.

"Agod! It's so bad. What did you do in this house until the fridge was empty?" Bring slightly raised his voice not liking what he saw.

"Now write down all the list of kitchen items that this house needs. Now!" the order of Bring was firmly a little angry and upset.

"But sir, this is not my fault entirely. Take care of the big baby Mr. Sebas who sa..."

"What's? Big baby? How dare you..."

"Ok, ok, I'm sorry. I'll write now the kitchen stuff and go to the nearest mini market later" said Hana began writing something on top of a notebook.

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"Where are the people in this house? Hannah!!!!! Once again I called and you didn't come, I cut your salary in half!!" yelled Sebas so angry.

He had called many times but no one answered his call. Sebas was a little surprised because his assistant was immediately not reply.

Checklots

The main door opened and at once Bring entered whistling happily.

"Bring! You seen Hana? I've called him a few times but he didn't say" said Mr Sebas, who happened to be standing at the door of his booth, looking out for his assistant.

"So I told him to go out and buy kitchen stuff. I was angry because of him.."

"Why angry?"

"Well, I was angry because he didn't do his job to always pay attention to the needs of the kitchen. For the past two days, he's been taking care of you."

"Hey.would you take care of your master 24 hours a day? You should be the one who should call Mak Tini, tell her to buy things. Argg!!"

Sebas was so angry and hit hard the small cupboard beside the door to release his regret, so that the glass vase on the cupboard fell and broke on the floor.

"Hana here!" call Sebas rough with sharp eyes still standing in the doorway of his room.

"I.i.i.e.yes it's sir. I save da..."

"Here now!!!" enraged Mr. Sebas with a loud voice then entered into his room.

Hana held up the item the two had brought back into the kitchen. But he had not put down his groceries earlier, Sebas had called again.

In a hurry the girl simply placed all the plastic kitchen items on the kitchen floor and rushed to Sebas' room.

"Awwww.wrt..."

Hana is in pain.

"Awwww.wrt..."

Again he was in pain.

"Hana!!!" call Bring not moving in surprise.

The poor girl grimaced in pain with tears rushing down her cheeks.

At once Sebas also came out because he heard the commotion outside his room. The young man was shocked to see Hana covered in blood.

"What's up? Why did it come to this?" he said in surprise.

"Not near the danger master. I'm ok. Master stay there." said Hana firmly as she saw her master wanted to step up. He raised his injured right hand to condition that his master stay in place.

In a wounded state, Hana moved trying to stand up. He endured the pain because of the injuries he had sustained. The glass scattered evenly on the floor is difficult to see on the white floor and quite dangerous to continue to step without paying attention to the floor of the room.

Upon realizing that she was bleeding, Hana fell unconscious.

Bring, who was a little away from the spot where Hana had fainted, came out of her shock and called someone.

Sebas who was still buried was also scattered when his good friend spoke loudly to the person across there.

"Bring grab the sweeper. Sweep all the area here. Jsngan forgot to wear slippers in the kitchen." said Sebas pointing while pointing in all directions.

After being sure everything has been cleaned suddenly the main door is knocked.

Bring opened the door and Dr. Ben walked in to collect a doctor's bag.

When he saw Hana's condition, he asked that Hana be taken to the hospital.

"Don't worry about the bus, we'll know more about the condition of your assistant if sent to the hospital. After all, says was afraid there were still pieces of glass on his wounds," Ben said, patting Sebas on the shoulder.

Sebas, Bring and Ben were best friends a long time ago. Their work did not limit their familiarity so at this time.

What's more, their single status further strengthens their friendship.

"Why did this happen here? Yes if I may know," said Ben casually looking at his two friends.

Bring just shrugged, pretending not to know to reply to Ben's question.

"He was my assistant. You forgot?" said Sebas looked away at the floor in case there was still glass there.

"That's what I know. But why did he get hurt like that? Did he break up? I noticed that he was wearing a ring. Like a possession ring. It could be said that it was an engagement ring," Ben explained guessing.