Coincidence?

“The only good thing is that I don’t have to try to speak Korean as much as I normally do. Fans in other countries normally can’t understand it either.”

“i like that too. they all want me to speak japanese. like it’s some big thing to them.”

“If we get stuck in a hiding spot and can’t speak the language, I don’t think you’d still be saying that.”

“i speak a few languages-- i can help out in that respect i think.”

“no, it’s fine! only if you’re fine with it though…i don’t mind sharing it but that might just be because i’m used to sharing one with a guy - like my older brother and stuff. it’s fine, promise!”

he blushed, nodded. “um.....yeah....yeah i don’t mind. but only if you don’t”

“Didn’t you technically do the same thing too, Dai?” She asked, laughing softly. “I think I remember you moving to Korea more clearly than I remember doing it myself.”

“yeah, that’s what i’m saying-- we’ve all kind of moved on,” he replied, smiling gently. “i definitely remember it-- i missed you.”

“If I find a good hiding place, I’ll make sure to tell you about it.”

“you’re incredible.”

“I kind of grew up in the spotlight, though,” Hayi laughed softly at the boy’s comment, “I don’t think you’d exactly want that, either.”

“no. but it’s different now, right?”

“Don’t you think some of your old friends will, too?” Yerin questioned. “I just wanna visit my old school and dance company. I just don’t know if Xi would try to tell them that Heirs is better than they are, even without speaking the same language.”

“i don’t know. most of my friends have kind of gone off all over the world to do their own thing. i don’t know how many of them are still in japan,” daichi admitted. “she probably would. i wouldn’t bring her along, i don’t think.”