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Walking up to the principal's office, she could hear some laughter and loud chit-chatting from inside. Hesitating, she knocks on her door. 

"Oh look who's here! Come in Sana!" The principal welcomed her in. She closed the door behind her to see a woman in mid-40s and a boy, about a few inches taller than Sana, wearing plains and jeans. She quickly gave them her bows, greeting them formally in Korean.

"Sana, meet Yuta." The principal introduced the boy to her. His hair is dyed purple, just like Tzuyu's hair last autumn.

"Hello, I am Nakamoto Yuta." 

She took a deep breath as he said his name. His heavy Japanese accent took her aback, reminding her of the sweet cherry blossoms that fall during Autumn, the takoyaki that she used to buy with her dad and her home back in Osaka altogether.

"Hello, my name is Minatozaki Sana."

Yuta's family has moved to Seoul because of his mom's work and Yuta doesn't know Korean that well. So Sana was called in to be Yuta's buddy so that she can teach him some basic Korean.

The next day Yuta is waiting for Sana in front of the principal's office, complete with his new uniform and his still purple hair.

"Hello!" He waved at her with a huge smile plastered on his face and she couldn't help but return the favor as well. Sana was stuck with him the whole day, from the first period, through the breaks and even after school, they were seen together. It drew some attention to them but both of them seems quite oblivious to it.

During all lessons, Yuta was seated beside Sana and every second he would ask her what does that word mean and how to translate this word from Japanese to Korean. At least Yuta knows how to read the Hangul. During breaks, as Sana would sit with Jeongyeon and Nayeon, Yuta followed