"Woah... It's so pretty," Nammie said, looking around in awe.   "You don't have to lie, it's pretty but old fashioned... Not a lot of people at school like it," Lay shrugged, rubbing the back of his neck.   "Well they have bad taste then," she smiled.       "Yixing! My son! How was school today? Did you work hard?" An elderly woman asked.   "Neh Umma. Oh, and this is my friend Moon Eun Nam," Lay said, gesturing towards Nammie.   "Nihao Lay's Umma," Nammie bowed.   "Nihao, I'm guessing you know Chinese?" His mother asked.   "Only a little, I'm not skilled in the language department like you and Lay," Nammie complimented.   "Thank you, now, I'm guessing you 2 are hungry?" She smiled warmly as the 2 youngsters nodded eagerly.   "I guess I should go cook now, make yourself comfortable Eun Nam," his mother said, before entering the kitchen to cook.       "Your Umma is really nice!" Nammie said.   "She's always like that. Like, every Sunday, we go feed the homeless our kimchi," Lay admitted.   "Omo, that's amazing! I bet they are quite grateful for your actions," Nammie complimented.   "Well enough about me. So, what's your life like? The only thing I know about you is that your Nari Sun's cousin," Lay chuckled.   "There's nothing much to say... Well, I grew up as an only child... I always stayed home, mostly since my parents were worried about my safety... When I was younger I used to have 3 dogs, but we had to give them away... Hmm... That's pretty much it," Nammie explained.   "3 dogs? That's a lot, how big was your ho