To day will be introduced to the groups

"Hey! Alec! Are you gonna take forever up there? We need to make it to the café!" Ryosuke shouted from somewhere below. "Just hold on!" Alexander snapped, rolling his eyes in irritation. Quickly pulling on his jacket, the blond darted out of the room, locked the door with a key, and threw on a basic spell just in case. You never knew what kind of idiots might be wandering around. After double-checking that he had everything, Alec headed after the others. What the fuck? Why didn’t they wait?! he thought angrily, jabbing the elevator button. Watching it crawl up like a turtle, Alec sighed, cursed under his breath, turned into a spirit, and flew straight out the window. Catching the wind as he soared downward, he shot into the car, took his seat, and returned to human form — calm and proper, as if he hadn’t just broken a dozen rules. Noticing that his group was just now exiting the building, he couldn’t resist the urge to mock them a little. Rolling down the window, he called out in a bored tone: "You guuuuys are sooo sloooow! I would’ve grown old by now if I were human..." He pulled a dramatic pout, then smirked down at them arrogantly. "Unlike you, we don’t cheat," Han said calmly, swinging open the door Alec had been leaning on. "Hey! Watch it, would you?!" Alec grumbled and muttered under his breath, "Savage..." One by one, everyone took their seats, and the car started moving. Alec noticed two of them were glued to their phones, while his boyfriend — Kevin — was reading A Hero of Our Time. Intrigued, Alec scooted closer, rested his head on Kevin’s shoulder, and glanced at the page. After reading a few lines, he got bored. "What’s it about?" he asked lazily. "You’ll understand if you read it," Kevin said, turning his head to kiss Alec’s forehead quickly, then returned to the book. "Naaah, I’m not reading that. I barely made it through The Queen of Spades, and now you hit me with this!" Alec pouted, clearly offended, and was about to pull away when Kevin pulled him even closer, practically onto his lap. "It’s actually a really good book... I can read it to you later if you want. I really liked it," he said gently. "I’ll pass," Alec snorted. "You know, I wonder if you’ll ever become a book blogger. It would suit you..." "You can barely handle my fangirls as it is. Imagine if I actually became one," Kevin replied with a smirk. "Don’t push it," Alec muttered, glancing sideways. "Or I’ll really start keeping you in a cage like a bird..." God... I’d fuck him right here if those two weren’t in the way... lucky bastard... "Later," Kevin smirked silently, as if he’d heard the thought. Han was scrolling through his phone and was just about to ask Kevin something stupid when he caught a glimpse of the two lovebirds giving each other that about-to-fuck-you-with-my-eyes look again. He grimaced and muttered with an eye-roll: "Could you at least not do that while we’re around? My tolerance for your not-so-straight shit is fragile enough as it is — and now you’re breaking it." To prove his point, he dramatically turned away. "Hey, come on. It’s not that bad," Ryosuke said, trying to lighten the mood — but he still scooted a bit farther from the kissing duo. "They’re just lucky they get to see each other every day. Meanwhile, the rest of us are sitting around waiting for some 'special day' to meet our soulmate." "Exactly! Waiting!" Han snapped. "And for the record, I miss her like hell. Like, seriously. I’m going nuts without her!" He made a face so pitiful it looked like someone had stolen his last ray of sunshine. "And these two are right in front of my eyes, throwing each other heart-eyes all day — it’s annoying!" He was about to launch into another round of whining when the car suddenly jolted. A harsh stop — and Han smacked his forehead right against the window. "For fuck’s sake!" he cursed, just as the door flew open and someone nearly shoved his face into the asphalt. Luckily, a man standing outside caught him just in time. "Careful, Mr. Han," the man said calmly, gently settling him back into the seat before stepping aside. The four of them got out of the car in silence — but judging by Alec’s face, he was about to explode with laughter. Han, on the other hand, wanted to sink through the pavement from shame. Kevin and Ryosuke tried to keep a straight face, but their eyes gave them away — they were barely holding back laughter too. They entered the building — a huge, glass-and-concrete tower with forty stories, blue, shiny, and ridiculously over-the-top. Passing the consultant desk, they squeezed into the elevator. Ryosuke hit the button marked 40, and the cabin shot up — faster than any normal elevator.