Chapter 2
The Pink Tie
I never intended on running to class. However, unforeseen circumstances made me and I have managed to get to class three minutes early instead of right on time or the possible few minutes late I had assumed I would be.
"Anyounghaseyo~" I tease my classmates, pretending to be our professor as if I didn't just make a fool out of myself a couple of minutes ago. They laugh.
"Jeeze, I thought you were her," someone says.
"I try my best," I say as I sling my book bag off of my shoulder and onto my desk. I sink into my chair and look down at my lap with a long sigh. I attempt to catch my breath for a moment but instead it hitches in my throat.
"My paper," I say as my eyes jolt wide open. My friend sitting behind me leans forward and asks what is wrong.
"Damnit!"
"What!?" Alessia asks, a little more firm this time.
"My paper! I just freakin' printed it out and I dropped it somewhere," I say as I slowly fall forward and shimmy with my head on my desk, pushing my book bag forward a bit.
Not like it was readable anyway, I think.
"Anyeonghaseo~" our professor says as she walks through the door. She continues to talk in Korean and my mind is too muffled by it's own thoughts. I really don't understand how I am supposed to understand what she is saying. This is a beginners course after all. I thought the professor is supposed to only teach in the language being taught once you get to like…level four or something. Add it to my list. I'm so done with this semester.
I lift my head and shoot a death glare out the window. I don't know what the trees outside ever did to me but they were getting the death glare today and I didn't care how they felt about it.
"Speechi isseyo?" I notice now that my professor is standing right next to me with a smile on her face. As much as I don't learn anything in this class, she really seems to be a cool person. I wish I could know her outside of class.
"Ah-ah-aniyo, eobsuyo. Ah. I mean. Sunsangnim, I can explain," she gives me a fake disappointed frown and shakes her head bac
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