“I really need to go home babe.”

“Just five more minutes!” She said as she pulled me back towards her enveloping me in a hug. We’ve been cuddling on her bed for hours and she still can’t get enough of me. This thought went through my mind giving me jitters. “Just tell your Mom I extended the tutorials.” She chuckled, her breath tickling me a bit.

“We have tutorials everyday babe. You won’t die without seeing me for just a few hours.” I and sat up to get ready to go home.

“Yes, I would!” I looked right back at her and saw her bunny teeth showing. I can’t help but laugh at her cuteness.
I extended my arms towards her and touched her face. She looked so sad. And when she pouted I wasn’t able to control myself. I leaned in slowly and look directly into her eyes. I kissed her for a short while and noticed her still pouting lips. I kissed her again and again until her bunny teeth showed again from her smile.

I smiled softly at her and kissed her once more. This time I took my time. Enjoying the feeling of her sweet, soft lips against mine.

I now broke from the kiss and stood up. She held my hand and stood up also. We walked hand in hand until we reached the door of her apartment. She hugged me tight. I can hear her breath, like a cat purring in my ears. I felt her lips move closer and whispered

“I love you, Mina.”

“I love you more, Nayeon.”
*****

After moving to Korea, I was having problems learning the language. I can’t understand a thing my professors are teaching me. I can’t speak with my classmates which made me a loner. I was crying every night missing my friends back in Japan. My parents figure I needed help. So they hired me a tutor.

Her name is Nayeon.

She was a third year university student. Since she was living alone, she needed extra money to pay for rent. My parents thought that if they hire someone closer to my age, only three years older, we can get along and I can learn faster.

At first I was sceptical with the whole idea. I thought she would be just like my teachers. As long as they get paid enough, they wouldn’t care whether their students learn