~*Alright y'all, here's your update! I decided to add an "e" at the end of Jaye's name. Make it more unique and more...girly?
So, just to recap, Jaye just literally bumped into Jackson in the lobby of Mokdong's SBS building. And here we go:

“I am so sorry,” Jaye said, wide eyed. “I really am. For…this,” she stuttered, as she pointed at herself and him multiple times, motioning to the space between them.

“No worries,” Jackson said, smiling. “It was my fault.”

She smiled back, unsure of how to respond, but then bowed her head and skirted past him as she made her way to the door.

“It was nice meeting you!” he called out with a raised hand.

She didn’t turn back.

“Interesting,” he said under his breath, frowning a little as he turned towards the elevator.

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“Well that was embarrassing.”

Jaye groaned. “Don’t I know it.”

After her radio show at MBC (which she arrived to a tad late, by the way), she met up with her friend, Billie, who was with her in Hongdae that fateful filming day, at a park on the south side of Han River. Jaye just finished telling her all about what happened that morning.

Billie Nam (full name: Eunkyung Wilhelmina Nam. And Jaye’s is actually Bridget Jayhee Lee, if any of you were curious) was a true Seoulite, as in she was born and raised in the country’s capital. She was a happa: half Korean and half English, which was why she spoke both languages very well. They had become friends by chance: they both frequented You Are Here Café because Jaye was a fan of Eat Your Kimchi and Billie lived close by. Eventually Jaye struck up a conversation, because Jaye needed to