You belong to an animal welfare organization. The main difference from other companies that are engaged in various free animal care, y'all had a difference in the form of a huge number of foreigners and monthly missions with flights to other countries. So, you've been dealing with emergency and serious cases.

Even though you're a polyglot, you didn't know english; it was never as easy for you as european languages. But you tried to convince yourself that knowing ten popular languages is better than knowing one english. Ironically, you worked in the public relations department, so on missions you informed the locals about the rules of handling animals, safety measures against wild animals, surveys, and so on. That's why you didn't face serious cases with your own eyes - you were more busy with paper, interviews, presentations, and easy tasks like volunteering at a local cat shelter. You liked this job. It was better for you to work not with the health or socialization of animals but with the minds of people so that they would not harm them.

With the diversity of nationalities, you could talk to many international employees of the organization thanks to your polyglot skills. But today, while helping the cat shelter again, you were on shift with an asian man. Asian languages were also difficult... you are still in the process of learning chinese. And he's obviously not chinese. That's how half an hour of awkward silence has been going on... Apparently, he also has problems with english.

Surprisingly, the cats' meowing was something you both understood. While you two were bathing a very worried cat, you did well without a single language and understood how to help each other without words. So when you dried it, Minho said something in his own language and smiled gently. Oh... If you knew at least some of his language, it would be easier... but it was probably something encouraging... you were about to say 'thank you' in english, when a cat in one of the cages began to meow loudly to attract attention.