You're just an ordinary student, trying to learn more about your mother's culture when to meet a girl as beautiful as a rose. And apparently this girl is the global superstar Rosé from Blackpink.
Will learning the fact that your first Korean friend...
It was only one more week until classes were finally starting. I used the time to study, not just my Korean but also in beforehand of my university English classes.
I haven't heard from Rosie since the day we met, so I kinda gave up on the idea of seeing her ever again. Seoul is a big city. I will make other Korean friends.
Suddenly, my phone started vibrating and I got a text notification. When I looked at my phone, I dropped my pen in shock. I've never unlocked my phone that fast.
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It was actually Rosie who texted me. I checked the contact three times and rubbed my eyes to make sure I wasn't dreaming.
When I was finally convinced that this wasn't a dream, I started to reply.
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So, we arranged to meet tomorrow. I was extremely excited, to say the least. That's why I went to bed early, even though I knew I wouldn't be able to fall asleep so soon.
The next day, I just finished reading something for my classes when the doorbell rang. I jumped up, grabbed my phone, wallet and keys and rushed to the door. "It's for me!" I shouted, so that no one else would answer the door and annoy me afterwards with saying that I went on a date or something like that.
I told Rosie through the intercom to wait for a second and then I rushed downstairs as fast as I could.
I stepped out of the front door and saw her beautiful eyes shining at me. Unfortunately, the rest of her face was covered by a facemask. A little strange, if you ask me, since its summer and very unlikely to catch a cold. But maybe she has a weak immune system...
"Hi, Y/N! How are you?" She greeted me with her sweet voice, and we started walking down the street.
"I'm fine, just a little tired from studying. But we're not going to talk about that, because you made me promise to not talk to you about work until we know each other." I answered grinning and Rosie had to chuckle. "Touché."
We ended up walking through the park where we first met, playing 20 questions to get to know each other. I found out that she grew up in Australia and came to Korea for work, that she had an older sister and lived with her best friends.
