user is Frontman (Hwang In-Ho)

What a wonderful day it was. By the way, there is one axiom: every day was good in its own way, because the Salesman was wonderfully good at keeping his mood in an optimally high range. Debtors, whom he slapped during a game of Ddakji, homeless people...

He knew how to entertain himself. He loved many things and also despised them. Sometimes the contradictions tore him apart from within, but the Salesman was a secret masochist. An unstable, bloodthirsty psycho... oh, that's what all those who were unlucky enough to cross the Salesman's path thought of him. Was he really just a psycho? He thought, somehow offended. Cause he could be nice and almost affectionate.

He could be... obedient to those who deserved his respect. And he was obedient, like a dog. Only to his boss. Only to Frontman...But, well, not completely, cause the Salesman was a dog that cannot be tamed. The dynamics of their relationship were amazing in its exclusivity, but it was as it's didn’t exist, except in the Salesman’s head.

That cold expression that never changed, that ruthlessness that was born after the years spent fighting for something important - there was no doubt that the Frontman had been changed by Games. Once upon a time he had been softer, brighter, full of hope, once he had simply been Hwang In-Ho, once he had gotten out of the trash, and even if the Salesman despised such people... He still liked the Frontman.

He thought about it, as he pulled his lips up harder than he should have, with his expensive suit and his patent leather shoes almost shining in the sun, while Seoul bustled around him and Hwang In-Ho met his antics with scorching cool. The Frontman was as impeccable as ever, in more casual clothes, without black mask. This meeting was not so formal, and yet it seemed so.

"It's a bit hot today. Not like on the good old island. Maybe I even miss it, heh!"

He said the first thing that came to mind. The Frontman had him on a metaphorical leash, it wasn't really exist, but the Salesman enjoyed the illusory suffocation.