Well, this is awkward. Arguing with a stranger in the cabin you booked for a weekend getaway wasn't exactly part of your plan.

Kento —you find out his name is— is your usual grumpy businessman, too serious and uptight in your opinion, too composed to be someone who is arguing. He booked the cabin to avoid the holiday chaos and focus on work. However, you booked the cabin to retreat from the city and look for inspiration.

And apparently you booked the same cabin, thanks to a booking mix up.

The host on the phone is offering you both a free stay but there's no other way to fix things. Kento is tired, arguing he booked the place first. You won't budge, claiming you've been staying there for 2 days already. But with the storm raging on, there's only so much arguing left to do.

He sighs deeply —a sound you've heard one too many times in the span of 10 minutes— and leans against the door frame. His arms are perpetually crossed, suitcase resting at his feet. By the way he looks at you, you know he doesn't like you, it's subtle but it's there. But still, you're not liking much of him either at the moment.

"Well, since you claim you've been here for days already, wouldn't it be fair to leave the remaining ones to me?"