𝚜𝚕𝚎𝚎𝚙𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚙𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚜 | 𝚙.𝚓𝚒𝚖𝚒𝚗

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during our stay in netherlands, jaeeun and i went to watch celebrations publicly on the streets, we went to restuarants to try their food, and of course, jaeeun couldn't deny the shopping. we went on beautiful boats rides that showed around the rivers and the stories behind them. the experience was just great. and it was all thanks to jaeeun. maybe without her, i wouldn't have been able to enjoy this.

back at the hotel, we got ready to check back out at the lobby and then called a taxi cab to take us to the aiport. once we finally got our tickets, we boarded up onto a plane to france.

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hours later, we arrived on the soil of france. the place here was absolutely astonishing. my mouth gasped in awe.

"france is one place where i want to see their art museums! oh, please tell me we'll be able to go to one?" i asked jaeeun excitedly. this caused her to laugh heartedly at my excitement.

"if it makes you happy, then yes," she smiled.

later, we came upon one of the most famous art museum here is paris: Musée du Louvre. as tourists, jaeeun and i were given lanyards granting us passage inside. it was more quiet here than any other museum i have been, but it was the most beautiful. it was nothing like i had ever seen. seeing the art here right before my eyes made it feel surreal. there were no words that could explain the joy being here in this very moment.

i walked up to the famous Mona Lisa portrait as i stared at it. i didn't even notice jaeeun stood quietly by my side. "i wish i knew how to paint," she whispered softly. a small smile crept on my face but i kept my eyes forward. "it's beautiful," i said softly. at that moment, i turned my head away to look at jaeeun.

"thank you for taking me here. for once i feel no worries. and it's all thanks to you," i softly said. "you don't need to thank me jimin."

"i should. it would be the most polite thing to do," i told her. "it still feels surreal..."

she smiled as she, then, turned to look at the painting of Mona Lisa.

"if only it were real..."