02. Kwon Oh-Yul (권오율)

@worc.tgo . 17/07

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You'd been in Medellín for six days. Why? Your Tinder date had arranged to meet you there.

You never thought you'd travel so far just for an app date, but... you believed it was worth it.

At the same time, you were also there for pleasure; traveling to Medellín wasn't boring, there were many parties at night.

You had talked to Kwon Oh-Yul (권오율) for the past two months; he was a boy you liked, not entirely because of his looks, but because he had an addictive personality.

On Saturday you had to get up at nine in the morning. The reason? Kwon had invited you to spend your first date at a nightclub, and… his intentions were clear, but you didn't want to rush things, so you asked him to change the plan to a coffee shop, a simple chat, although you regretted it; it would be very boring.

The walk to the cafeteria wasn't long; it was four blocks from the residential area.

Upon arriving, you noticed that you had chosen a quiet cafe; there weren't many people at the tables.

It didn't take you a single minute to find him: at the last table, the one at the back. It was clear that it was Oh-Yul, because he looked exactly the same as he did in the photos he sent you of his daily life… and more, much more.

You walked to the table; you felt nervous, because it was the first time you had seen him, and he seemed so confident… he even seemed to have known you all your life.

— You're late. You left me hanging for the last forty minutes; I thought you were going to stand me up like a fool.

He spoke, while signaling to the waitress to take the orders.

— Order whatever you fancy, the menu looks good; I'll pay for everything.

He spoke again, ordering a strong black coffee and a croissant, without even glancing at the girl who was serving them. He was more focused on observing your outfit, every detail, whether it was your accessories or rings; he didn't miss a thing.

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