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Sora--
I got into the Uber, resting my arm on the armrest and my head on my hand, watching the sight go past my eyes, my reflection showed in the window. The cities' buildings were so tall that the view got cut off by the car window, but glistening lights still shone brightly from them. Seoul was buzzing with night shoppers and clubs filled with people, despite the slight drizzle. Billboard signs lit up on the sides of buildings plastered with new movies and products, and buses driving past them.
I wanted to jump out of the car and join them all, join a group of people who I didn't even know and declare that they were now my best friends, that we would hang out together. I don't know why I felt this way. Maybe it was the feelings of happiness of having new friends, or the feeling of loneliness. Or more so, having someone to trust, to lean on.
I got out of the Uber, paying the man and bowing before shutting the car door and heading inside. I shook my shoes off my feet and left them where they were-I had no energy to put them away. My feet dragged on the floor as I made my way to my bedroom. I set my bag down and changed into comfortable clothes. I fell onto my bed and let my eyes rest, drifting off to sleep.
Bringg bringg
I lifted my hand, expecting to turn off my alarm clock, but the sound continued.
Bringg bringg
I looked up to see my phone ringing. I stretched my hand out to reach it and answered it, "Hello?"
"Hey, Sora, I am going to need you to come to the store right now." It was my boss.
"What?" I whined, forgetting that who I was talking to was my boss.
"Sora." She stated strictly.
"Okay, okay. I will be over soon, but is everything okay over there?"
"Yes, I have some big news for you."
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