After parking Hyun Jae's bike nearby, we stopped by a convenience store to buy a couple of ramyeons. We boiled them with hot water in a foil bowl.
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Then, we sat by the bank of the river as we watched the bridge's lights off in different colors.
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He did all the work, you know. He even split the chopsticks for me. Honestly, I felt like we were on a date. But I don't want my delusional side to take over, I knew he was just being a gentleman.
Still...
For the first time in my life, I felt like a normal girl.
We ate in silence for five minutes before I spoke.
"Do you always go here?"
He nodded. "I live nearby."
"Eodie (Where?)"
"Gangnam."
"You live in Gangnam?"
I've heard rich people live there.
"Oh," he said like it wasn't a big deal, and continued eating his noodles.
I was just in awe of how laid-back he was. It was as if he had no worries in his life. I wished I was like that at times, having no care in the world or what people say.
"Done," he declared, lowering the bowl down his lap.
I snapped out of my daydream and turned back to my own bowl. Did I mention their ramyeon was spicy too? It's like everything here was dipped in chili sauce.
"Did you enjoy your samgyeopsal last night?" He asked.
I almost choked on my noodles, making him chuckle. He handed me a bottle of water, to which I took and immediately drank some. I had no idea what to say so I continued to drink until I emptied the whole bottle. I wiped my mouth with my hand when I was done.
