*Tip, tap, tip tap,*. The sound of shoes stepping onto the pavement, the shoes of a rising author, hitting the sidewalk on the way to get a beverage. This author was Lee Felix.
"One Tea please," Felix said as he paid and waited for his drink. "Thank you" he said as he took the cup, taking a sip of it.
"Pfft! This isn't tea.." Felix mumbled as he looks at the name of the cup: Hwang Hyunjin. Felix looks around to notice a rather tall man with his cup: Hwang Hyunjin.
"Excuse me," Felix said in his deep voice and intoxicating Australian accent. Hyunjin turned around, his Jaw dropped, "He was the one." He thought, having love at first sight moment.
"N-never mind" Felix stuttered as he ran outside and left with Hyunjin Americano.
Hyunjin noticed a small notebook, with the name Felix on it, as he opened it and took a look in the book of stories and amazing illustrations. "Wait!" Hyunjin calls out as he ran after Felix.
Felix turned around to see the elegant young man running after him. "Felix is it? I love your stories!" Hyunjin said, as Felix was blushing."
"I'm also an author, so I was wondering if you want to collaborate on a book idea." Felix was so excited, but calmed his nerve down.
"I-I'd love to," Felix said taking his notebook back. "Great! Here's my number, have a nice day and see you soon!" Hyunjin replied as he walked away.
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A/N: Well I finally updated this book lol. My friend was yelling at me so I updated one chapter. I also wanna say sorry to @Osonce for "harassing" him and making him think like I was trying to make fun of him. I never thought that and loved your book. But if you still can't forgive me, I understand and hope you have a nice one! Goodbye~ and have a nice one y'all!
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