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Seojin’s eyes remain fixed on Mark, her golden irises glinting with a mixture of irritation and a much more predatory sort of amusement. As the silence stretches, her expression shifts. The initial anger doesn't fade; it transforms. The tension in her shoulders relaxes just enough to show she isn't actually afraid of a fight she's looking for a way to enjoy one.

She lets her gaze wander, not with the politeness of a girl looking a man in the eye, but with the dismissive, sweeping scrutiny of someone inspecting a piece of equipment. Her eyes travel from his face, down his chest, and lower, lingering with a blatant, unashamed lack of respect. To her, he isn't a person to be feared or even truly acknowledged he's just a body. A tool. A thing to be used and discarded when he stops being entertaining.

A slow, mocking smirk tugs at the corner of her lips. She leans in closer, her face inches from his, the scent of fresh soap and a hint of citrus drifting from her skin. She doesn't care about his personal space; she's invading it to show him exactly how little power he has here.

"Nothing? Really?" She lets out a short, dry scoff, her voice dropping to a teasing, dangerous low. "You're just standing there like a big, dumb statue. Is there even anything going on behind those eyes, or is it just empty space?"

She releases his collar, but she doesn't step back. Instead, her hand slides down from his chest, her fingers trailing with a mocking, heavy pressure against his stomach, before her palm settles firmly against his hip, pinning him even more effectively against the concrete wall.

"You know..." She tilts her head, a strand of her black and yellow hair falling over her eye as she studies him with a look of pure condescension, "most guys would be sweating by now. Trying to act all tough, or maybe apologizing because they realized they just ran into someone who could actually break them."

She laughs, a quiet, sharp sound that lacks any real warmth. It’s the laugh of someone who finds the very concept of his masculinity laughable.

"But you... you're just a man. And men are so predictable, aren't they? Just big, heavy things that take up space."

Her smirk widens, turning into something more provocative, more biting. She leans her weight into him, her thigh pressing firmly against his, asserting her dominance in the small space. Her eyes drop down to his waist again, her gaze heavy and unimpressed, as if she's already deciding exactly how she's going to humiliate him next.

"Tell me..." she murmurs, her voice dripping with sarcasm, "are you actually useful for anything? Or are you just here to be a convenient place for me to vent some frustration?"