I'm Not Famous!

Jake

"We've arrived,"

I stretch and leave the car, Poppy following behind me. He walks in besides me, "Let's eat the cake before we do anything,"

I snicker, pulling off my tie and opening to door, "Wow, thirsty much?"

"No! I'm just hungry," He slips off his heels and sits them by the door.

"We just ate. William, would you like a slice?" I offer as William walks in.

He runs a hand through his platinum hair, "No..I'm fine, thank you. I'll be doing the laundry, if you need me,"

He seriously works too hard. He should have a break. Maybe I'll give him breaks every two weeks? Yeah, he can have Saturday and Sunday off every other week.

Poppy leans on my shoulder as I grab a knife. I could feel his breath on my neck, but before I could say something, my phone rings.

I pick it up, holding it with one hand as I cut the cake, "Hell-"

" 여보세요?"

Dammit- another language. Time to use my childhood studies to test,

"예 안녕하세요?"

"내 .. 전화기가 산산이 부서 졌어?"

"오! 어떻게 깨졌습니까?"

"내 아들이 그걸로 놀고있을 때 파산했다. 나는 ..?"

"우리는 당신에게 돈을 보내 고정시킬 수 있습니다. 그렇지 않으면 전화를 보낼 수 있습니다."

"내가 어떻게 너에게 보낼 까?"

"내 머리 꼭대기에서 나는 기억할 수 없지만 웹 사이트를 확인하거나이 번호를 검색 할 수 있습니다."

"언제 다시받을 수 있습니까? 패키지로 돌아올 수 있습니까?"

"그것이 고쳐지 자마자 우리는이 번호로 전화해서 직접 보내야합니다."

"직접? 멋지 네요, 고마워요!"

"언제든지! 좋은 하루 되세요."

"너도"

And I hang up. What a nice conversation in Korean. I honest forgot about those skills, but, surprisingly, they're useful.

"You can speak Korean?" Poppy asks as I hand him a fork.

"I can speak many languages. Remember? I studied languages from first grad to senior year?" I raise an eyebrow.

It's weird he forgot since he pressured me into learning French, saying it's the most romantic language ever.
Though, I think English is the most romantic language,  because there's so many ways to describe someone as beautiful.

Poppy uses his fork to cut off half the cake and eat a piece, "I remember you almost failed sixth grade because of Russian."

"Why do you remember that and not the amazing speech I gave in fully russian?" I sigh, holding my head.

"I remember you came over to my house to help you study, and we watched movies and criticized the grammar," Poppy recalls, stuffing another forkful of cake in his mouth.

I'm glad he remembered that, since I did enjoy that sleepover and study session. It's thanks to him that I passed with all A's.