Maroona Church

@Kyungil "I'm guessing we're both alike in that sense, the whole big crowds thing." Chinhwa pointed out as she chewed her gum, admiring the differently shaped clouds above the two of them. Sure, she could handle a wedding party, but large crowds like the ones in the multiple pews however...there was a reason why she left the procession when she did.

"Ah I see. Well that was sweet of you, coming to support him at probably one of his happiest moments." Chinhwa smiled, looking over at the handsome male. Shifting her gaze to the ground, she lifted one of her feet to brace against the wall and brushed off some remaining makeup from her dress as she replied. "Yes, I am. She's an old childhood friend of mine. She knew I could do make-up so she asked if I would do the make-up for her wedding today. Thus, why I am dressed differently from those atrocious bridesmaid dresses." Chinhwa gestured to her knee length corset dress and converse, her choice of outfit almost too dark compared to the bright, summer colors of the wedding. But it was comfortable to her, so she supposed that was what mattered.

@Chinhwa Nodding in agreement Kyungil gave a small relieved smile. He was thankful the latter was seemingly as laid back as he was. His poster left that of a tense position as he looked out at the sky. "Way too many people." He commented giving a hushed chortle. He didn't like large gatherings and had always been pretty crowd shy.

Kyungil glanced over as the other spoke. "Yeah, we used to be really good friends back in high-school, but we lost touch. Anyway I came to show my support." He took a cigarette from the pack and put it to his lips. Digging out his purple lighter he lit it and took a drag before asking. "Are you friends with the bride or?" He looked at her dress and thought it was much too cute to be one of those hideous bridesmaid dresses.

@Kyungil Chinhwa's dark, and for once not contact covered, eyes fell upon a male in the corner of her vision, whom she recognized as one of the groomsman. From how he was loosening his clothes and so forth, he looked rather uncomfortable. She knew that the bride and groom should have chosen better on clothes, but oh well. Too late to change it now. A soft chuckle passed from her lips, her hand partially covering as she did so, seeing the groomsman's face turn a shade of rose, which she found adorable. Seeing him nod, she repeated the action before speaking. "It's alright. Even for me, this is a bit too many people for my taste." She agreed, leaning back against the wall. Glancing at the pack in the male's hand, she politely shook her head, crossing her arms and shifting her gaze to the sky. "No thanks, I gave up that habit back in high school. It got in the way of my career choice." She explained briefly with a small sigh.
"So...are you a close friend of the groom? I mean, I think I remember seeing you at the rehearsal dinner and all that, but one can never be too sure." The dark haired girl question, soon jumping slightly at the slight stinging feeling in her leg, which caused her to look at it, finding a small ant and flicking it off. "Oww, that crap is gonna hurt later..." She mumbled, shaking her head and facing the groomsman. She'd have to stick some ointment or whatever on it later. Reaching into her small make-up bag, Chinhwa pulled out a stick of gum, shoving it into and chewing on it. Simply put, she had smoked quite a bit in her last year of high school, but in order to stay a make-up artist and be around clients with time crunches, she had to give up smoking, and so, one could always see her chewing gum or eating. Sure, her small addiction had lessened since then, but it was still there.

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@Chinhwa Donned in a dark charcoal herringbone suit Kyungil was forced to put on a big smile through-out the entire wedding. Shouldn't he be happy? After all, one of his very good friends was getting married. Unfortunately, he was far too distracted by the itchy material and horrendously bright tie that matched the bridesmaids dresses that was nearly choking him to actually be enthused by this occasion. He gave one last forced smile as he passed many faces who seemed eager to party while he was just ready to escape outside for a bit.

Kyungil made his way out of the large colonial style doors and let out a sigh as he loosened the tie that was cutting off the circulation in his neck. He slouched against the wall while ing the top button of his dress shirt underneath the blazer letting one foot prop against the wall he began digging in his pocket until he noticed a small woman out of the corner of his eye. Kyungils face became red because of his obnoxious actions and he quickly straightened himself up. Clearing his throat he bowed his head slightly and apologetically glanced over. "Heh, sorry" he huffed. "I'm not usually fond of these types of occasions." He pulled a pack of cigarettes from his pocket and proffered the pack toward her. "Would you like one?" He asked.

@Kyungil "Just a little bit more." Chinhwa mumbled softly to one of the bridesmaid's, doing the finishing bit of a glitter in the brunette's hair before sending her off. Standing up from the small vanity stool that she had spent the last 4 hours sitting on, she dusted off her short corset black dress that came to her knees, which went with her black converse. Thank goodness for being close enough friends with the bride that she could go semi-casual for this gig.

After adjusting her own dark hair, making sure it was straight, Chinhwa left to go watch the wedding, which went by without a hitch, with many compliments passed around about her work. A grin was glued to her lips throughout the wedding, glad that her work was a success and that the wedding turned out perfect, not to mention her old friend was happily being wed to the man she loved.

Soon after, the commotion started and Chinhwa quickly left the building, not really wanting to be a part of the chaos as she leaned against one of the exterior walls of the church, letting out a sigh of relief.