DEOKSUGUNG STONEWALL WALKWAY - TEN

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— ideal type —

Jeni »

It's been nearly a week. I've haven't seen that boy, but I wish I did.

I'm very busy with schoolwork, sometimes I wish I could go out with the girls. But, because I came in in the middle of the term, so I have lots of catching up to do. Plus, dad is really stressing me on my education because I've recently started high school. I'm not the smartest person on earth, but if I actually make an effort to study, then my results will actually be good.

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Ten »

Did she use a different road? Did she come out earlier or later than me? Why haven't I seen her? I don't even see her at the cafe often. I guess she's busy with school work. I wish I could see her, though.

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Jeni »

As I walked back home alone, I saw a piece of paper flying with the wind and I decided to catch it. I took a quick look at it, it looks like a permission slip. I looked up and saw a boy running towards me. It was the same boy...

"Thank you for catching my per..." the boy said but stopped when he realised that it was me. "Oh, how ironic," he said with a faint laugh.

"Here," I passed the paper to him with a slight smile. "You're going on a school trip?" I asked and he nods. "Where?"

"Andong," he replied and I felt a slight shock in my body. He's going to Andong. "A-are you okay?" He asked me and I realised that I zoned out for a while.

I nod my head a looked away. "Y-yeah, it's just that Andong's where I used to live," I replied with a faint smile.

He nods and replied: "Then, I guess I should go."

I looked up at him with a confused face.

"You should tell me the best places to visit," he suggested.

"Don't your teachers do the planning for you guys?" I asked.

"Yeah, they do. But we have free time as well. So, during those times, I could visit certain places," he replied.

I nod my head and began telling him certain places he should go too. I made sure to tell him the locations I told him wasn't a tourist attraction place, but it's special to me.

"I'll try to go those places," the boy said as he wrote down the locations I told him.

"My best friend works at the cafe near that park. Just tell her that you're friends with me and she might give you a free cake or bubble tea. You must try the Oreo Mille Crepe Cake. It's the best cake there," I said.

"We're friends now?" the boy asked with a slight smirk.

Is this guy serious? I rolled my eyes and shook my head. "Oh, I forgot. We're not friends. We're just acquaintances, so, forget about the free cake and bubble tea," I said standing up - wanting to leave.

He grabbed my arm and shook his head. "I take that back," he said. "We're friends, right?"

I just laughed slightly and nod. "We're friends," I said with a smile. "But I don't even know your name."

"Chittaphon," he said immediately. "My name's Ten Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul. But you can call me Ten."

"Ten," I repeated his name with a nod. "Lee Jeni."