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Na Jaemin kept his eyes on me and for someone who always diverted my eyes, I found it hard to look away. His smile was kind and reassuring, the male standing up to remove the apron from his body, waiting for me to speak.
"I w-wanted to ask if there is a spot because I-I saw the poster and I—"
"Of course!" Jaemin took my stuttering well, clapping his hands together. "When can you start? I'll have to train you for a few days and after that, you can tell me if it's up to your liking. We pay a little above minimum wage here and university students give a lot of tips," he said to me and I nodded.
"Yes, Sunbae. I can start after class today," I told him and he grinned, agreeing to it. I excused myself because I had class and he called after me.
"Hey, Yahoo—Bless me, achoo!" He sneezed and I blinked. He must be catching a cold. "Don't forget that you need to return the camera before class today to the vision room. Our next meet is next week and you can borrow another camera then."
"Yes, Sunbae," I replied, walking out the door before looking back to see him waving at me. I gave him a small bow, turning to run to class with my phone in my hands.
It was lunch time and I had a free period so I wandered around SM University. Every place was packed and I made my way to the library, the smell of printed pages making me smile. I ran my fingers over the books when I decided to find a place to sit, my eyes skating over the area to see that most tables were full.
One table was free, but it was by the window and the sunlight shone through the glass. But it was better than nothing so I made my way to it, squinting as the yellow light made it hard to see. Bringing the phone screen to my face, I began to type an email to Nana to tell her about my day.
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