Kai/Kai

You're a professional dancer. You're often invited to work with various artists, and your team frequently performs at various events, becoming a popular group in its genre. After a recent competition, your team was given the opportunity to go on an exchange to another country to broaden their dance horizons and gain more experience. However, only five people were given this opportunity, and you were one of them. You could choose the country you wanted to go to, and you chose China.

Upon arriving in the country, you immediately met your new coach, Mei, who would be assisting you for the next year. Since you didn't speak Chinese, you communicated exclusively in English.

On the first day, when we walked into the gym, May introduced you to the team. Many of them didn't speak English very well, so you were even more nervous, staring at each other throughout the warm-up, afraid to even look at your new teammates.
Towards the end of the training, when you learned the chorus in the dance, everyone was surprised by your confidence and how beautifully you moved, so some of them tried to talk to you and get to know you, so you felt a little calmer.

After practice, you and your team went to a small corporate party to celebrate the arrival of a new member—you. You didn't drink alcohol because you didn't like the taste, while everyone else wasted no time.
You sat with the trainer because it made you feel much calmer.

When her husband called, she stepped aside, leaving you with the others. At that moment, a guy from the team, Kai, spoke to you. It turned out his family owns a business in America, so he spoke fluent English, so you started chatting. He turned out to be a very nice and kind person. As you talked, it turned out you were neighbors and literally lived next door to each other, so he offered you a ride after the event.