David couldn't utter one word when he looked at her when he found out who she was.

She looked at him from head to toe, a small smile on her face.

" We have to stop bumping into each other like this." She chuckled. " What are you even doing here?"

"Um..." David had to scratch his head first. " I just came to look around."

" Silly me." She rolled her eyes. " You are the owner, I don't know why I am asking such a stupid question."

David quickly looked around to make sure that no one heard what she said.

He held her arm and pulled her outside, she frowned in confusion, but she followed him out.

" What's the matter? Why are you acting strange?" She asked.

" Because no one in there knows who I am," David answered. " I don't want anyone to know yet."

" Well, they deserve to know." She insisted. " I will go right in and inform all of them."

She was trying to walk in again, but he held her arm and stopped her again.

" I don't think you get it. I like the way they are clueless about it

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