Ravi's Perspective

Shoot, where did I put that damn peice of paper?!?

My room was a complete mess because I had forgotten where I put the paper with that girl's number.

Maybe it was still in the pair of pants I wore that day.

I looked through my dirty laundry basket and couldn't find it.

Leo saw me looking while walking by. 

Leo: Looking for something?

"Yeah, remember that girl from that coffee shop two weeks ago? Well, I lost her number and todays the only day I've got off. I thought it was in my pants but I can't find those either. "

Leo: I washed them, and her name is Na Young. How could you forget?

"It's been two weeks cut me some slack, I barely remember what I ate this morning.

Leo: You didn't eat, we never eat in the morning.

He's trying to distract me for some reason.

This is the most Leo would talk even if he wanted to.

I got up and walked over to him.

"Where... is... it?"

Leo: Dryer.

I ran over to the dryer and grabbed the pants, only to feel a soggy and mushy blob in my pocket.

Thats no longer paper.

"Damn it! Now I'll never see her again."

N over hears my cry of dissapointment.

N: See who???

He's giving me the funniest look that pulls me from my sadness.

"This girl from the coffee shop that we met."

N thinks for a moment and shrugs.

N: I don't remember going to a coffee shop.

"Of course you don't, only Leo and I went with some camera guys."

N: Oh, well, why don't you just go back there?

No no, that won't work...

"Or will it?"

I quickly got ready and rushed out the dorm hearing N shout from behind.

N: Will what!!!?

"Tell you later!"

I went to the coffee shop.

Oops, its not open today.

Right when I turned around, I heard a familiar voice.

Na Young: Sorry, we're not open to- Ravi? What are you doing here? And how come you never called me?

Wow, three questions at once.

" Why are you hear when the place is closed?"

Na Young: Our espresso machine broke and it was supposed to arrive this evening.

I looked at my phone.

"It's, like, half past noon. You have plenty of time."

Na Young: Hey, don't change subjects answer my questions.

Oh crap, think of something smooth.

Something smooth...

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Na Young's Perspective

It had been two weeks, he should have just told me if he wasn't interested.

I can tell he is trying to thinkup some dumb excuse.

I bet he's going to say he lost it in the laundry or it magically dissappeared in his room.

Ravi: I was super busy.

Yeah right, I roll my eyes.

Ravi: I'm serious, don't you know who I am?

"Answer my question first."

I crossed my arms at him.

Ravi: I was on tour for a concert in Japan. I'm part of an idol group called Vixx. Today was my only day off, so I was going to call you for that date. But, I-

I?

Looking at Ravi, I sighed ready to hear his excuse.

Ravi: I-instead of calling, I thought it would be better to see you in person. 

Awww, pfff.

I bursted out laughing a bit.

"Sorry! Haha, that was so cheesy."

He looked kinda discouraged. 

"Hey, why the sour face? You didn't let me finish my sentence, I love that about guys."

Ravi: Like what?

"That cheesy pick up line sort of guy. You know how to make a girl feel special."

Ravi shrugged as if he got a little too much confidence from my statement.

Ravi: Well, I didn't know the shop was closed today. That broken espresso machine was the perfect of luck.

I looked over at him with a troubled face.

"Not for me, manager chick made me wait for the delivery guy because she was 'busy' with some guy.''

Ravi: Oh, that .

I looked over at him and smiled playfully.

Time to play a fun joke.

"Ravi you know what the good thing about this job is?"

He looked over at me as I walked a bit closer to him.

He looked at me and stuttered.

Ravi: W-what?

"I see a cute guy almost everyday."

He looked disinterested.

Ravi: Oh...

"You don't get it? Geez, I was calling you cute and talking about the day we freaking met."

After I said that, his ears turned a bit red.

"So, about that date. Let's blow this popsicle stand!"

Ravi smirked at me.

Ravi: About time.