Heart and Seoul

The First Day

When we pulled into the school’s campus I was greeted to this elaborate white building that was about 3 stories high. The grass was this luscious pure green color and there was a magnificent fountain in the front of the school.

This was a school that actually looked like its pictures from the brochures.

When the limo came to a complete stop Donghae got out and opened the door for us.

“First I’ll lead you to the admission office to fill out some forms and to take a photo for your school ID cards,” he explained.

                When we walked in, the inside was just as nice. The floor and walls were so clean as if they were never touched. The office lady was kind enough to guide us through all the needed papers that needed to be signed then took our picture for our ID cards.

                “Your class schedules are also ready for pick up,” Said the office lady.

                I eagerly took the half sheet of paper; I smiled when I saw that I had all the classes that I had requested.

                “Do we share a class???” Crystal asked.

                I placed my paper next to hers to see, but sadly we didn’t have anything.

                “Well, there’s always lunch,” she said.

                Donghae came back in to take us to where our dorms were going to be.

                “You two will be in the ‘Sunlight’ building,” he told us, “It’s a pretty nice building for freshmen,”

                He led us to the entrance of this modern grey building.

                “When you go in, an assistant named Maria will help you two from there,” Donghae explained. “I’ll see you two around,” he gave a bow and walked off.

                Crystal and I went inside the lobby and saw a short black haired lady walking up to us, “Hello Hello, I’m Maria,” she introduced, “I’ll show you were your rooms will be along with your uniforms,”

                We went down a couple halls which reminded me of a Hyatt hotel hallway, our room was on the first floor on the right-hand side.

                “Wow, is this a two bedroom?” Crystal asked when we walked in.

                “Yes it is, it also had a full bathroom and a living room like area,” Maria explained, “Pretty much like a small apartment,”

                “This is the best dorm I’ve ever seen,” I said as I looked around.

                “Well I’m glad to know,” Maria smiled, then she pointed out two boxes that were on our beds, “In those boxes you will find your uniforms, they are to be worn whenever you go to class or school function unless otherwise told different,”

                I lifted the lid up to find a white blouse shirt with a plaid tie, a grey plaid skirt, black socks, and a blue school bag.

                “I wouldn’t mind wearing this every day,” Crystal said holding her shirt up.

                “Glad to know,” Maria said, “Now, I’ll leave you two to unpack and make yourselves feel at home. If you need anything I’ll be in the lobby, oh and your room card keys are on the table,”