***Note from the author***
This story is fictional and the events take place in this story far different from the reality. Story set in early 2000's
Yosuke a young 25 year old prominent Japanese American rising broadway actor, born and raised in Cal...
I took a deep breath while inside the elevator to decompress, shaken in disbelief and but more so over, embarrassing. I just ran into Brian and I had no idea he was coming from the same terminal at all, yet my heart sunk deep within, the crazy part about it was that when I bumped into him, he looked insanely hot despite the fact it's mid spring. Seeing him for the first time yet I stuttered I just couldn't bring myself to say what's on my mind, but once I felt his hand on my forehead I just lost it from there.
"Take a deep breath Yosuke." I said to myself.
What's gotten into me?
I knew I shouldn't have escaped him but I was too shy to face someone like him, god how embarrassing that crap was yet I couldn't muster up a voice except all I said was 'Hi' like that was gonna do any good!
Finally arriving to the baggage claim section, I went to retrieve my remaining luggage as I left the lower section preparing to exit the airport. But then I saw a man holding a sign with my name on it as I approached him, the driver looked different from the others I seen here, especially when he's wearing a personalized hotel broach from 'Hilton'.
"Hello sir, is your name by any chance Yosuke Nakamura?" He asked politely.
"Yes that's me."
"Ah, okay follow me as I placed your luggage in the trunk."
I followed him outside when I came across a white limousine. The driver placed my luggage inside the vehicle then proceeded to open the back door.
"Come now, Mr. Nakamura." He said as I followed getting inside the car closing the door. The driver then pulled off from the airport heading upward into the expressway. I looked out the window and saw the view of the entire city of New York. The city that never sleeps, during the day it's busy and night is full of life. Newly faces of people going and coming from work, visiting cafes and hanging around Time Square, the place is always crowded and there's always a heavy amount of traffic at times especially during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. I never rode the train in the subways before and I hope to visit the station there one day too whenever I have free time on my hands.
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