DOOMED TO BE A VILLAIN

Davies had always been extremely handsome, but due to his apathetic face and his 'don't come near me' aura, he had always been successful in making sure that he wasn't treated like a living deity everywhere he went.

Unfortunately, while hanging out with Tisha and going along with her whims... which had actually ended up being quite fun, though he'd never consciously admit it first, he had ended up breaking out of his apathetic character and had ended up with the very rare but genuine smile on his face.

The smile had successfully changed the aura he was giving off and had unleashed his attractiveness to the extreme, both to the women and to the questionable males, leading to obvious looks of hunger that he was getting from all the women and questionable males around him.

The unquestionable males, on the other hand just stared at him in a daze as they thought deep and hard about their life and contemplated suicide.

[I never realized, you are actually this handsome when you smile]

'Yeah, no shit Sherlock!' Davies scoffed internally at Miya's remark about his appearance, but he didn't stop smiling as he had noticed that his smile had the same fatal effect that it had on others, on Tisha as well as she was looking at him starry eyes, so, even though it was not his nature, neither was it his style, he kept the smile on his face, even though his face was hurting like hell due to how he was not used to smiling… at all.

'What a pain,' he thought as he looked at the crowd that was now paying their full attention to him.

"I think that's our cue," he said to Tisha while looking down at her face which was eight inches below his.

"Uh-… Okay?" Tisha was brought out of her reverie by Davies's question and just answered half-consciously.

Seeing that she was still a little out of it, he grabbed her hand and pulled her along with him as he moved to where he had parked his car,

'I wonder if I should try to create any charm-type skills?' he thought as he looked at the effect that his smiling face had on the crowd and Tisha.

Davies pulled Tisha through the crowd creating a handsome visage of a handsome prince charming pulling his princess along with him, thus breaking the hearts of many young girls in the crowd, but Davies didn't have the luxury to care about cannon fodder.

After a stressful few minutes of fighting through crowds, Davies and Tisha finally got back into the car.

"Can you get your teddy bear's paw out of my face," Davies grunted annoyedly at the paw of the white bear plushie that was poking against his face.

"Oh, sorry," Tisha apologized and began to move all her prizes into the back seat. That took a little while as she had gotten quite a number of things at the carnival, courtesy of Davies, of course.

*Ring*

Davies's phone began to ring while Tisha was moving her stuff and Davies quickly picked up the call after seeing that it was Daniel that was calling.

"Hello,"

"Where are you, sir?" Daniel asked from the other side of the phone.

"Central Park of Yorkshire City, but I won't be here for long,"

"Follow the tracker in my car and find me, I'll be looking for a mall where I can fill up my wardrobe," Davies replied.

"Ok, sir. I'm on my way," Daniel said.

"Just for clarity, you're bringing the car and the things I asked for, right?" he made sure to ask, as those things would be very important according to his plans of going against Lee Jung… tonight.

"I have them all ready, as you requested," Daniel replied like the trustworthy assistant he was.

"Also I'm coming with a couple of people that I guarantee you'd like to meet," he continued.

"... Meeting with anybody for today would have to wait, reschedule it for tomorrow," Davies replied after a slight pause as he didn't really have any extra time to spend after going over all his plans for the rest of the day.

"...Ok sir, I'll do that," Daniel replied just before Davies hung up the line.

Davies put his phone down and looked over at Tisha who had long finished arranging the prizes in the backseat and had been staring at him as he spoke on the phone.

"That was my assistant, Daniel. He's coming to meet up with me as I have to buy a couple of things," Davies found himself saying all these as he looked at Tisha curiously staring at him, but it was more because he did not know what they spoke about in this kind of situations, especially as he was new to this whole romance thing.

"Oh, I don't think I know him," Tisha replied with a finger pushed into her cheek as she tried to remember somebody like that.

"You probably don't… I think," he replied to her and started the car, and put it into gear.

"Besides that, I didn't know you could throw so accurately," Tisha changed the topic and looked at Davies with admiration.

"Of course,"

"I am what you call a boss… both literally and figuratively," Davies replied smugly as he drove the car out of the parking lot.

They ended up conversing all while Davies drove around looking for a mall that was suitable for a person of his stature to buy clothing from. They spoke of all sorts of things and Davies even ended up telling her about the first stall owner's repelling magnet trick.

Though as they drove, Davies's mind ended up wandering back to what he and Miya had spoken about, earlier in the day. Miya had confidently assured that conflicts between him and Lee Jung would come looking for him because he and Tisha, who were villains with a dark fate value, were together… but so far he had not seen anything.

In the end, it seemed nothing had come from this experiment, he had hoped for a little fun, but it seemed like fate wasn't planning on playing into his hands.

[Be careful what you wish for] Miya's voice suddenly rang out as he came to a stop in the parking lot of a pretty decent-looking mall.