Y/N and Seungmin start as rivals at a high school, then a cozy bookstore, constantly competing for the best sales and customer reviews. But as they work together to bring the store to life with fun events and fresh ideas, they find themselves unexpe...
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Helping me find my way around the school was exactly what I needed, and I was grateful that Felix had stepped up. He had this effortless charm that made everything feel a little less intimidating. I couldn't help but feel a bit more at ease as he pointed out landmarks and shared tidbits about the school.
When he mentioned that the cafeteria served the best pancakes, I felt a small wave of relief. It was a minor detail, but it made me feel like maybe this place wouldn't be so bad after all. It was nice to have a friendly face and someone who seemed genuinely interested in helping me settle in.
As I walked into Room 213 and took a seat, I could still feel a hint of nervousness, but it was comforting to know that Felix was looking out for me. I could see him glancing back as he joined his group of friends, and it made me feel a bit more secure knowing that someone was keeping an eye on me.
When the bell rang and I gathered my things, I was pleasantly surprised to find Felix waiting for me outside. It felt good to know that I had someone like him in my corner, making sure I wasn't left to navigate this new environment all on my own.
"Hey, how was your first class?" Felix asked, his bright smile making it hard to feel too anxious.
"It was good," I replied, feeling a bit more confident. "Thanks for showing me around. I appreciate it."
Felix's grin widened. "Anytime. You're stuck with me now, Y/N."
As we walked to my next class together, I felt a sense of relief and gratitude. Felix's friendly nature and willingness to help made the transition to this new school a bit smoother. Maybe, just maybe, I could get used to this place and find my way, with a bit of support and a friendly face like Felix's making it all a little easier.
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Helping Y/N find her way around the school felt like the right thing to do, and I was glad I could make her feel welcome. There was something about her that seemed a little shy, a little unsure, but I could tell she was someone who'd fit right in with my group of friends.
I remember when I first moved to Korea from Australia. The culture shock was overwhelming, and I didn't know anyone at school. It was hard at first; everything seemed foreign, and even though I had Bang Chan, another Aussie, by my side, the nerves were hard to shake off. I was fortunate to have a few people reach out to me, inviting me to join them for lunch and showing me the ropes. That's why when I saw Y/N looking a bit lost, I wanted to do the same for her. She reminded me of myself on my first day—unsure, but hopeful. I could see that she was someone who just needed a little push to open up and feel comfortable. I wanted to make her first day a memorable one, in a good way. Mrs. Choi hadn't asked me to help her, it was a choice I made to help her feel welcome. :)
