Geum Seong-je. .¹⁹

You'd never really been one for places like computer clubs, but one day, thanks to your friend, you finally decided to go—she'd been persuading you for too long. It wasn't all that bad, actually: even though it was mostly guys, you really enjoyed the game. By the end of the game, someone even sent you a friend request and offered to exchange numbers, which you agreed to.
Back home, the person who'd sent you the application messaged you. It turned out it was Geum Sungjae from the Union. You'd heard his name many times, though you weren't particularly interested in it, but you became friends with him anyway. He said you were playing too well for a girl and offered to play again next time—you immediately agreed. The next time you met, it was face-to-face: you exchanged a few words with Sungjae and sat down to play. You spent the entire evening playing, and when it was getting quite late, Sungjae offered to walk you home. You agreed, and on the way, you talked about yourselves, getting to know each other better.
So you were friends. Sungjae turned out to be a pretty nice guy—or at least he was only that way with you. But with you, he was definitely something completely different.
One day, when you were already having dinner at home, Sungjae suddenly wrote to you:

• "Go to the bowling alley immediately."
  You'd already come up with a ton of possibilities about what could have happened to him, so without asking why, you quickly got ready and followed the geolocation he'd sent you so you wouldn't get lost. You were incredibly worried, thinking something serious had happened, and you practically ran there.
  Arriving at the bowling alley, you spotted Sungjae. He glanced at you, pushed off the wall he was standing against, walked up to you, and suddenly pulled you into a hug. One of his hands settled on your waist, caressing it, while the other tangled itself in the hair on the top of your head. His nose nuzzled the crook of your neck, inhaling your scent.
  "I missed you," he said unexpectedly, and you didn't even know what to say. You were worried, after all, but he... just missed you?