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"Why the fuck are you waking up this early?" Jimin groans as he goes to hide under his blankets. "Please turn off the lights I have another hour of sleep left."

"I'm going to meet the other interns today, nothing too serious just a lot of listening as they tell us how things work around there." Yoongi explains while heading for the shower. "And don't be such a baby Jimin, you're an adult."

Jimin just groans and hides under his blankets.

Meanwhile Yoongi goes to grabs the papers he got in preparation for the internship with a file on important information on Jung Hoseok himself.

Mainly background story on how the man came to be so big at such a young age. It's quite an interesting story but it doesn't go into too much detail about the more personal things. Besides that there's basic information on age, gender more about his company. A small photo of him with blonde hair is also attached. He vaguely remembers Jimin saying the man had black hair now, he either must've dyed it recently or the files must be outdated.

Moving to a file that talks more about the company and their image times start flying by and before he knows it, it's time to go. Unfortunately he was too caught up in the reading that breakfast has to wait for when lunch time comes around.

With his mind with the papers he finds his way to the nearest bus station, the ride is an hour long and he has to transfer two times but he doesn't mind the ride. It'll give him time to relax before work.

He wonders how Jimin's internship will go, Choi's Tech isn't too bad of a company but rumour is that they're having a hard time finding investors. He's sure Jimin will learn useful things and if it's not about how to run a company, he'll at least learn how not to.

Though, he feels bad for his friend. He works hard but it's very clear that his heart is not in it. Yoongi knows this for a fact.

Sighing he shakes his head a little, trying to clear his head and focus on nothing, or at least, as little as possible. He wants to start his internship with a calm and organised mind.

Yet he can't help but let his slide back to the papers in his hands as he continues reading about the company and every once in a while he takes a peak at the photo that is attached.

Jung Hoseok is very young indeed, but in this day and age that isn't too surprising. Many young people, kids even, achieve things that back in the day of our parents and grandparents were only done by people of the age of forty and up.

Besides young the man is quite handsome, with sharp features and a dark and powerful gaze. He did like the pictures with red hair better than the blonde ones but the blonde hair didn't look ugly at all either.

He wonders if the man has a girlfriend and how powerful she must be to handle a man like him. Most articles state that the man is very cold and not afraid of anything when it comes to business. The man is not afraid to take risks and he is very harsh on his employees.

But maybe he isn't like that at home, maybe when the man gets home he let's loose, relaxes maybe he's a very loving boyfriend to his girlfriend, if he even has one.

But he shouldn't concern himself with such things, whether Jung Hoseok is dating or not, what the man is like at home is none of his businesses. He should be focusing on his game plan, on the way he'll win the people in charge over to like him.

He must be ready for fewer hours of sleep per night just to finish his work in time, he must be ready to do anything to get this job, because this job will be his first step into the world of real business.

What if he even met the man himself? The Jung Hoseok. No. That's ridiculous, why would a man like that concern himself with interns. It's surprising enough that a company like his is even running an internship program, a small mistake could be major in such worlds.

Thinking about this he becomes skeptical, what if all he has to do is coffee runs and such? That would be utter humiliation, him— Min Yoongi— top of his classes doing coffee runs.

Just thinking about it makes him annoyed. He also feels stupid, he should've thought about this before. A company like Jung's relies on hard workers that know what they're doing. Interns have no real experience in the business world and training them is a waist of money for the company when they leave after the internship.

He sighs his eyes falling to Hoseok's photo once more, becoming strangely annoyed with the man's face as he thinks about all those coffee runs he'll have to do.

Suddenly this internship is a lot less appealing.