Sayuri gritted her teeth and turned her hands into fists, as irritation came close to what she could tolerate, while Jun continued to taught and torment her. She really couldn't believe the nerve of this guy. First he took her drink and downed it before her, THEN spoke to her as if she were a child! And if that wasn't enough of an insult he was now he was making out like they knew each other and was carrying on his attempts to wind her up! If she didn't know better she could have sworn he was going out of his way to make her snap and thus cause a scene.<br/>Under normal circumstances she most likely would have and put him in his place. But she couldn't afford to do so. Her parents needed this and she really didn't want to create any more speculation to the rumours which were already flying around about her.<br/><br/>“Well-bred suitor my ass...” The dark haired teen grumbled before using her fan to smack Jun firmly upside the head. “Next to the creepy perverts my father does business with, you have to be the most vulgar male I have ever had the displeasure of talking to.” She snorted before opening her fan to cover her face.“You honestly believe your empty threats and CHILDISH behaviour will scare me into doing what you say?“ She asked as she fanned her face a little. “Bitch, please...”<br/><br/>With that Sayuri shut her fan and smirked at him, before she turned away. Even though she wanted to say more and even shout at him she knew inside it would do no good. But for now the words she threw were enough to calm her a little and made her feel some what better.<br/>The young geisha then stood silently with her back to Jun as she scanned the room for where her parents were. As she did she caught the time on the golden clock on one of the walls, which indicated things were about to get under-way. It didn't really take long to spot her parents. However, she really wasn't pleased by the person they were speaking with.<br/><br/>“Do not presume to know me...” Sayuri said in a strangely calm tone."Just because you read something in the news about me does not make us childhood friends. I would remember if we were..." She said before pausing for a moment as she left her words to sink into him. "Do not delude yourself into thinking such things. People will be questioning your sanity other wise... something that I am sure you will not find very pleasant"<br/><br/>Of course she was speaking from experience of how people would form such opinion, but she wasn't going to let anyone know that. The only people who knew of such things were her parents, the therapists she spoke to and the snake she sort refuge in.<br/><br/>"Now if you excuse me, events shall be starting soon and my parents will want me to be by their side. I suggest you do the same." The dark haired girl said as she pointed in to where her parents were. "Konbanwa Jun-Sama." With that she gave a small bow before walking away.