_Bang_Chan_

You didn't believe in fate until your trip to Korea.
You flew to Seoul on a student program: architecture, excursions, a little freedom and an attempt to forget your recent breakup.
You had an antique family silver arrow-shaped pendant around your neck.
Your grandmother often told you, "An arrow will always find its target, even if you know it."
That day, you went on a tour to the old palace, and while the guide was telling you something about the dynasties, you were distracted by a small pond in the courtyard and took pictures of the pond.
While you were taking a picture of the pond, your pendant fell into the pond water.
Later that evening, you were walking in the park, feeling upset. There was also a pond in the park.
There was a frog sitting on a stone next to the pond.
You noticed your pendant in the frog's paws.
The frog stubbornly refused to give you the pendant.
The frog made a condition: he'd give you the pendant in exchange for a kiss. You weren't thrilled, to say the least, but you wanted the pendant back, too.

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