Jin found a few noteworthy things in Kosuke's bag and snapped photos of most of the pages in the date book. Although he was a more down to earth killer, he did have some of the latest spy technologies thanks to an ex-friend of the savvy hacker sort. That sort of technology made it easy to quickly clone Kosuke's phone's memory onto his, though he was the sort that could easily memorize numbers. Time was limited though.

Thunder made Jin look up and he caught sight of Kosuke looking out the window. Quickly he slipped the bag back into it's place and sat down in his chair again. It was easy to put on a fact without guilt or worry because he was neither. He smiled when Kosuke approached. "I didn't expect it to start raining. The sky didn't show it earlier."

Kosuke sighs deeply and shrugged, "I guess the weatherman was wrong for today." grabbing his bag from the chair. "And now I have to ride home in it." reaches over picking his notebook off the table. Kosuke place the bag back into his bag and zips it up. There was no way he could take a taxi home, leaving his bike behind; his bike had been stole once before when he did that. "Anyway maybe I will get to see you again some time," he says.

(Sorry it's short...had a slight writer's block. And a head ache on top of it too lol)

Jin nodded once, still smiling in his falsely friendly sort of way. "Yes, I would be happy to see you some other time. I think with how we've met already, fate will inevitably but us in the same room again." That was, if he had anything to do with it. Now that Jin knew a little bit more about Kosuke, he would do his best to show up in all the right places at all the right times. He still had more time before he needed to complete his job. "Good bye, Kosuke." He waved then headed for the door. He liked the rain and didn't mind walking through it, even without an umbrella.

Once Jin left, he soon left himself into the rain. He looks up at the sky, before unlocking his bike from the post. He takes off down the sidewalk and heads home. It took him hours since there was heavy traffic and people rushing home to get out of the rain on the sidewalk. Kosuke was soaking wet when he arrived at his apartment. He chains up his bike in the same spot he usual had it and goes inside. He just hope the rain would stop soon since he would head out again to go to the club. Kosuke walks up to the top floor and goes to his door, unlocking the door and heads inside. Letting out a sigh he tosses his bag over to the couch and heads over to his phone. He pressed a button on the answer machine and hears his messages first one was from his mom. Kosuke soon heads to his room stripping out of his wet clothes and heads to the bathroom to take a shower.

Jin took his time walking home. He moved with the care of someone with instincts and grace, but his mind was a distant as it ever was. There was something about a stormy sky that made him feel more at ease than at any other time. His apartment was on the fifth floor of a cush building with the sort of view that looked out on the distant countryside with it's lazy river, rather than looking out onto the messy of the city. Jin's line of work tended to pay well and he lived every bit of the money he had. After stripping, he dropped onto his bed and closed his eyes. He might decide to go and stalk Kosuke later, but for now, Jin was going to relax in luxury to the sound of rain on floor length windows.

It was hours later when the storm finally stop. It was night time by the clouds started to break. Kosuke was already dress for a night of fun, he grabs his leather jacket and slips it over his mash black shirt. He also wore tight leather pants and black heavy boots. Grabbing his cell, his keys and wallet, he walks out his apartment closing the door behind him. Kosuke was now out on the wet sidewalk, the sound of water still drips from the trees and buildings. It was a cool night after the evening storm so anything could happen thru out the night.

Kosuke waves down a taxi and gets into the taxi. He tells the driver to head down town to one of the local gay clubs. It took thirty or forty mins to get to the club. Kosuke pays the fee and gets out of the taxi. The male looks around at the crowd that wanted to get into the club, but he knew some people so he got into the club with no problem. The music blares out thru out the club and the party was already starting. He takes a quick look around the club to see if there was anyone he knew. Once he didn't see anyone he heads toward the bar to get something to drink.

For a few hours, Jin let himself sleep. It was only on rainy nights that he could sleep deep enough for it to be considered sleep. Otherwise, he napped with one eye over his shoulder. He could buy the best security money could get, but he didn't trust anyone but himself to watch his back.

The second the rain stopped, Jin woke. The sun set some time ago and the clouds shifted to show a moonless night he could appreciate. He dressed in something simple but well suited for his compact, but strong frame. He picked a pair of black pants that were loose and yet tight in all the right places. His shirt was dark silk with fire dragon designs which he left only half way buttoned. His hair he left down and gelled to sweep back from his forehead. Jin had a long past with asian styles, so he didn't hesitate to dress the part despite him being from Russia originally.

He headed downtown, calling a 'sorta' friend at the same time. "Hey Melissa, you want to go to the club?" When she said yes, he headed to the right place which was hopping tonight. She was just a similar person int he business. They weren't really friends, but Jin could almost trust her. He could at least trust her to dance well.

The night for him was just starting and he was already having a good time. After a while he heads onto the dance floor with a few others from his table and started to dance. Kosuke sways his hips side to side to the beat of the music while one dances close behind him. The club was hopping and the night was heating up. So Kosuke was ready to let lose and really enjoyed himself for the night. After all he wanted to have some kind a of fun and something to happen to him night. No matter what it was, he was somewhat hoping he would bump into someone also. Maybe that guy he met earlier at the library but who knows.

Melissa met Jin outside of the club, flaunting her supermodel figure in a dark blue silk dress with designer strappy heels. Next to her, he looked under dressed, but he had a way of making that work for him. With a casual ease that made any clothes look good, he led the way into the club with Melissa clinging to his arm. He ordered drinks and soon they were sipping and rolling together on the dance floor. Neither felt the need to speak. This was a night of fun to let loose from their stressful lives, but that didn't mean either of them ever fully relaxed, even with the press of bodies and heat that made it impossible for the paranoid type to watch all exits and scan faces.

Kosuke had stop for an moment to get a drink and rest for a bit. Afterwhile, he gets up from the booth and moves back onto the dance floor. Dancing was everything to him and it always gave him something to impressed himself. The brunette moves thru the crowd to the middle of the dance floor. He rejoins a few others he been dancing with and continues on dancing. The heat from bodies pressing together heats up even more. He didn't know who he was bumping against since his back was toward Jin.

Melissa excused herself after a while to get drink refills and Jin decided to take a little break. He wasn't much of the dancing type after all, just someone who needed appropriate stress relief that didn't involve destruction. It was a common fault in others of his occupation. Just as Jin turned to extricate himself from the mass of bodies, he noticed something familiar about the brown hair he was looking down on. "Kosuke?" he called out over the noise of the music.

Kosuke stops, hearing his name, so he looks over his shoulder. It was hard to see at first because of the darkness and lights flashing. Jin? he wondering why he was here. He didn't seem him as this type of club type. "Oh? Hey, Jin! Nice surpise to see you here.." he yells over the music. Kosuke turns around and smiles lightly at him feeling bodies bumping against him. "Let's get of this dance floor before we are tramped to death..." he yells before he pushes his way thru the crowd and heads back to his empty table. All the others who he was hanging out either left or was still on the dance floor or something. There was two of his friends, who was guys, he saw making out in the corner. Kosuke chuckles a bit and shakes his head before he sat down.

Jin quirked an eyebrow and smiled at Kosuke as he followed the other to a table. Jin didn't bother thinking about his 'date'. She wouldn't mind if he disappeared with another person and would in fact, find it normal. They had no interest in each other. Sitting, Jin smoothed a stray strand of his that hung in front of his eyes, damp with the sweaty aroma of the club. The music was less oppressive here. "I didn't expect to keep running into you like this. You must think I'm stalking you," he grinned. At least at this moment, that wasn't the case. Jin was as surprised as Kosuke.

Kosuke rubs the back of his neck, looking over at the other across from him. It did made him wonder, out of all the clubs that was in the city, this was the one they ran into each other. "Uhh no, I didn't think you was stalking me at all. I'm sure you come here all the time and I just never notice before," he says, shrugs his shoulders. The male looks around the club floor right then before looking back over to Jin, "So did you come here alone or with someone? he asked curiously.

Jin didn't come here all the time. That's what made this moment so interesting. He showed up at clubs only when he was working. Only when he needed to let loose. He only needed that when he found himself interested in his target, although he'd never say as much even to himself. He ordered another beer and sat, smiling at Kosuke. "Oh? I came with another. She's off wherever she is. Let's not bother with a woman like her." He made it very clear that his 'date' would not get in the way of anything. "Are you alone?"