The flight back to Seoul's rather slow yet peaceful for Min Ah. Like said, Ji Ho accompanied her for the whole week to get her stuffs done ― pack her stuffs, mail it, hand the keys of her apartment to the new owner (not like Min Ah's rather happy about it, it felt like she's dumping all her years of memories there away within seconds) and then have a good, and delicious dinner with Ji Ho at the airport before heading into the airplane, flying back to Incheon.

Ji Ho didn't talked much throughout, he knew that Min Ah would like some silence to herself as there's probably a lot going through her mind. He sighed whenever he sees Min Ah frowning in her sleep. Ji Ho'd always ease her frown before sighing again. It was hard on him to see her going through hard times, and he doesn't only sees her as his best friend, but also a lady; no longer that Han Min Ah years back, but a refine, and pretty young lady. Ji Ho made sure Min Ah's blanket doesn't fall off her shoulder, and had her head rest on his shoulder at all times.

"Min Ah," he woke her up by shaking her hand lightly, "we're here." He said as Min Ah opened her eyes and lifted her head away from his shoulder. Ji Ho smiled before brushing her bangs away from her face. "Let's go, we're the only few ones left." Min Ah yawned lightly and nodded, following Ji Ho out of the plane, hands attached. 

"Is there someone picking us up? If not I'd like to go run some errands myself," Min Ah asked as they're waiting for their luggage. Ji Ho looked at her with an eyebrow lifted. 

"There isn't, I have my car parked here before I flew over. I will drive you over then," Min Ah shook her head with a smile as Ji Ho went forward to pick her luggage for her ― there's five of them. ("I don't even shop!", Min Ah yelled when Ji Ho about having to buy luggages when they were at the mall back then to pick gifts for their parents, and they bought 2 luggages back in the end.)

"I insist," Ji Ho added with a firm voice and Min Ah chuckled, knowing that he would offer to give her a lift and have already prepared for him to say this. Of cause, Min Ah didn't any further and allow him to drive her to a nearby mall so she can grab somemore stuffs that she didn't get back in the States. 

Ji Ho told Min Ah to wait for him outside of the males' toilet at the bench nearby, he needed to use the toilet urgently and left in a hurry before Min Ah could even reply him. Min Ah shook her head and took out her phone, sending a text to her mom that she has arrived safely with Ji Ho before all the spammings starts.

Min Ah looked around the airport, it seemed like many changes have taken place when she's abroad. The airport look bigger than before, and many things have been added. There wasn't a counter for foreigners to clarify their doubts, but now they do and that's one thing Min Ah's really surprised yet she's happy about it ― because she was once a foreigner who didn't know the exact language of the country she landed on, and there wasn't any counters like that for her back then who understood her first language, it was really hard for her until the book of dictionary and the little knowledge of English she had. 

She smiled, reminiscing the happy yet bumpy moments of her in a foreign country. Even though it was difficult, yet she enjoyed it more than she'd expected herself to feel. Her eyes landed at a particular child she finds looking really similar to someone she somehow couldn't recall at that moment. The little girl's about 5 years old, and is very pretty. Definitely a korean, Min Ah thought. The little girl was calling 'daddy!' at a guy who's wearing a pair of shades that is really too familiar. And she got shocked ― it's Han Sol. And that's the shades she'd gotten him for his birthday.

Han Sol took off his shades and lifted the child up, carrying her. "Yeah, sweetheart?" He coos as the little girl giggled, showing him the doll that she had just gotten with her mom at the kids' stall