I fastened my seat belt and shifted over to fasten Sana’s seat belt. She was still sleeping even with such a loud announcement. I leaned in closer to her face to feel her warm breath on my lips. 

To my surprise, a pair of brown orbs connecting with mine and Sana let out a small cough. 

“Hey Tzuyu…”

I pulled away, “Oh hey Sana. I was just fastening your seatbelt.” 

Sana grabbed my wrist as I was pulling away and pulled me towards her. She pulled me dangerously close to her face and just when I thought I was going to feel our lips connecting, Nayeon shouted, “Ya! Tzuyu sit down! Don't be doing weird stuff!” 

I blushed and sat down as Sana regained her composure.  

The plane landed not long later. I stepped down the plane and took in my surroundings. 

Woah it's so beautiful. White fluffy snow everywhere and so many Sakura flowers everywhere. 

I heard a small giggle behind me, followed my a soft peck on my cheek. 

“Do you like my homeland Tzuyu?” 

I chuckled and replied, “Of course I do Sana. It's beautiful.” 

I totally forgot Japan was Sana’s home. Well first home at least. Sana migrated to Korea with her parents for her education. No wonder they say opposites attract. My mom used to tell me that Korea and Japan had some rivalry. Technically Korea isn't my home but it's my second home. It's still considered my home. It's interesting ho