"Jin, really...thank you for this." She whispered as she sat in the seat next to me, her little girl asleep in her lap.

"It was just dinner." I smiled. I hoped it was the one that made women swoon. I wanted her to swoon.

"You didn't have to drive us home."

"We made you join and eat with us, a drive home is nothing." I smiled, my eyes darting to her beautiful face. I took another turn following the gps. "And how could I allow a princess walk home? What kind of a Prince would I be to a princess?"

"She is, isn't she..." she chuckled as she snuggled her baby closer to her bosom.

I pushed the thought of wanting to be in her hold instead of her own child. I wanted to press my face against her soft breasts. I wanted to kiss her as her core was rampaged and her mouth was flowing out words of pleasure.

"I meant you." I clarified as I cleared up my throat. I was older, I was not naive. I needed to make sure I did good.

"I'm not a princess Jin." She laughed lightly.

"You are." She met my eyes that longed for her. She had always been a princess. "My Princess."

She swallowed thickly and bit her lips before looking away.

I sadly pulled my eyes away from her to continue driving but my feet would not move and neither did my hands. I instead delighted myself in her neck, unmarked. If she wanted, I would mark it nicely.

"Princess!" I asked, somehow finding the ink drop of courage inside to do this. I couldn't lose this chance. I was not young anymore and I did not want to live a life without fulfilling my dream.

"Will you...will you let me take you out? Just you?" I asked cautiously. It could fail. She had a child. I knew that, unlike my younger self in high school, I was prepared.

"I-I..."

"No pressure or strings. I just wanted to catch up with you more...think about it?" I shook my head. The last thing I wanted was to pressure my Princess. "Go inside."

"I'll watch you go." She urged.

"No." She was not going to win against me—not about this. "Go inside, take little Su in." I pushed her gently further to the small apartment.

It was a small cute place and the neighborhood was decent but it was not the prime spot.

The lighting was dark, there wasn't enough lights on the streets and not much traffic either. That wasn't safe for a single woman with a beautiful young daughter.

My Princess...