It'll Come Naturally

"Sorry for this," Kevin smiled and said apologetically. Even though they had held grudges against him because of his sudden marriage with Leena, he would not complain. Because in this regard, he actually owed them. He admitted that he did not really take their feelings into consideration when he married her. "Just forget it. The rice is already cooked. What is done cannot be undone. What else could we do now?" Rain smiled helplessly. The talk concerning marriage made Rain become very emotional as he suddenly thought of Annie. Although they had already slept with each other, Annie still left him without so much as a note or goodbye.

"Have there been any problems in your work recently?" Kevin asked casually. This was a mission from Leena. Rain hadn't come around yet from his emotional issues, so Leena asked Kevin to straighten him out. But in Kevin's eyes, he himself was the one who needed to be straightened out. He also had a lot on his mind recently.

"Work will never be the reason that bothers me. Work problems are not real problems for me. Moreover, even if the sky falls, Edward is the one to bear the brunt." This was the first time that Rain had been willing to spend time with Kevin as friends. Probably because he was down and depressed today, and he really needed to let off some steam. Unlike on other days, he had become less overbearing.

"Then it is love that you are troubled by." Kevin frowned, feeling that Leena had given him a very daunting task.

"What do you think?" Rain pursed his lips and lay back on the sofa lazily. He was always like this, idle and carefree.

"It's beyond me," Kevin acknowledged. He was not a person who was good at reading people's minds.

"Then don't try to pry into my personal affairs." Rain was a man who liked to showcase his individuality, that he was different from most people, but he turned out to be very reserved when it came to matters of the heart.

"I'm sorry if I crossed the line," Kevin said apologetically with an embarrassed smile. He was quick to admit his mistakes.

"Don't take it too seriously. I was only joking. By the way, don't you need to check out what Leena's doing? Maybe she doesn't know how to cook." Rain was a little concerned. He didn't worry about Leena's cooking skills, instead he worried that Leena might play tricks on the dishes as a revenge for his unreasonable requests.

"Don't worry. I trust her cooking skills. She's actually good. We sometimes cook together," Kevin said lightly, unaware of what was on Rain's mind.

Rain seemed to have come here especially to get drunk tonight. He didn't eat much of the dishes that Leena had prepared for him. Instead, he kept gulping glass after glass of the wine, as if there wouldn't be a tomorrow. He was intent on getting himself really hammered. What was disconcerting to Leena was that Kevin seemed to be influenced by Rain, instead of the other way around. He clinked the glasses and drank with Rain, going all out to catch up with him.

"Hey! Don't drink too much!" Leena frowned. Didn't these two men have issues with each other before? How did they suddenly become friends drinking merrily together? Leena wondered.

"Aww Leena, come on, don't be a party pooper. Come and have some wine, too," Rain proposed as he poured her a glass of wine and neared it to her mouth, smiling charmingly.

"No. I will stand by and watch how you two get drunk because I know what will happen later. And I will take your embarrassing photos and post them on social media. Then everyone in the world will see that the handsome Rain and Kevin are actually silly and vulgar in real life," Leena pouted and said impulsively. She could already imagine what it would be like when they really got drunk. And she knew she was the one who had to clean up the mess. She started to worry how she would help the full grown drunk men to their rooms later. "Oh, no! You can't do that. Leena, we are family. Be a good wife and sister and show us some kindness and consideration! We are just having fun!" Rain looked at her in surprise. Of course he didn't believe that she would actually do it. He said this only to amuse her and make her happy..

"Hmp!" Leena grumbled and turned her head away in defiance. She threatened them because she cared about their health. Too much alcohol would make them sick.

"Nana, don't worry! We'll be okay. You may go to sleep if you're tired. You don't need to wait up for us. I'm sure we'll be fine. I will stay here and keep him company." Kevin kissed her cheeks affectionately, not caring about Rain's presence.

"I'm not tired. I am only worried that you may drink too much wine and get sick. It's not good for your health." Leena had never cared before, whether Kevin drank or not. But she began to be very careful about this after she got to know how vulnerable his stomach was to alcohol.

"Leena, it's unfair. I have never seen you worry about us like this before."

Rain said jealously. Men were all like this. They tended to be petty on trifling matters, and unbelievably childish.

"Because you are too good at drinking, it's no use for me to worry about you. Okay, you can both continue but don't overdo it. I don't want to see either of you crawling or rolling on the floor. Otherwise, it'll be a social media viral party with you in the spotlight, understand? I will go upstairs to handle my emails." Leena thought that it was better for her to keep them out of her sight. If they wanted to get drunk, then just let them be! At least they were not out in a bar or somewhere else, doing something they might regret. Probably they would feel better this way. She knew they would not cause any commotion here even if they got too drunk.

"Okay! Go then!" Kevin agreed. He didn't want her to stay here and nag him all night.

"Come on, cheers!" Rain was eager to gulp the whole glass of wine down. He really wanted to get drunk.

"Hey, come on, take it slow!" Kevin reached out his hand and tried to stop him. If he continued to drink like this, he'd be drunk and unable to control himself way before midnight.

"Huh! You are probably worried that I would drink up the good wine you have collected here at your home, right? Well don't worry about that. I will give you a truckload of your favorite wines tomorrow." Rain said impulsively. He had started to get a little tipsy now. "It's not the matter of the wine. Leena would be worried." Although Kevin also drank much wine, he was still very much clear headed. He could hold his wine well and few people could beat him in this aspect.0000000