명호 & 휘인 (Myungho & Wheein)

A week has passed and WheeIn was restless. She wanted a seatmate really badly. She wanted to talk to someone. She wanted to teach someone but no one was willing to go to her.

First reason, she was at the back. 
Second reason, she kind of get off topic whenever she started teaching.

She was not a bad distraction though, I think. Her friends and even she knows that she can't shut . She tried to talk lesser but failed. Though some of her friends wanted to seat with her, they were scared they, too, get distracted with her. But with WheeIn seating alone it wasn't a bad choice. Her assignments were handed on the spot if it was due that day. She had a habit of handing up her work the next day.

Monday morning came and WheeIn was glad as she could talk and giggle with her peers in the morning before class starts. The bell rang indicating morning assembly.

Their homeroom teacher came in with two other students trailing behind him. When WheeIn saw the boys, her eyes sparkled. Finally she will have a seatmate!

"Hold your horses*, WheeIn," Soonyoung chuckled while whispering to her. *In Korean, words and  horse. 말 ☜ Has the same pronunciation and spelling but different meaning^^*

"안녕하세요 (Hello)," the boy with a weird accent bowed. "서명호입니다 (I'm Seo Myungho). I'm from China but because of my dad, I'm here. 잘부탁하습니다 (Please take care of me)," he bowed again.

"안녕. 지훈이다 (Hi. Jihoon here)," the boy next to him, in blonde hair, bowed. "I'm from Busan, 잘부탁습니다 (Please take care of me)," he smiled at the class.

Their homeroom teacher asked them to take a seat. Seeing the blonde haired guy rushed to his seat, the Chinese boy looked around the class for a seat. That's until he saw a girl waving at him and pointing to the seat next to her. Smiling, towards the girl, Myungho walked to his seat.

"안녕하세요 (Hello)," he bowed to the people around him.

"Eyyy~ you don't have to be so formal. We are all friends, right?" WheeIn started and rather than bowing back to him, she took his hand and shook it with hers.

"The name's WheeIn," s