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Sunyi looked up from her spot on her the bed of her hotel room when she noticed the envelope slide under the door. She missed Seoul, but that mostly meant the instruments she had to leave behind because as hard as she and Tanye had tried to work it out, they could never fully justify dragging a tuba or a bass across the globe. She picked herself off the bed, walking over to the door on the other side of the small room before taking the envelope in her hands. The handwriting on the front of it was unfamiliar to her, and when she peaked inside, her eyes widened once they recognized what was in the envelope.Â
Sunyi grabbed the door handle as she pulled the tickets out of the envelope, still not fully believing that someone had just slid two tickets to see the symphony at the Syndey Opera House under her door. Without thinking, she pulled the door open, poking her head out into the hallway to presumably find whoever had given her the tickets.Â
“Hey, wait!” she called out towards the silhouette that was shrinking down the opposite end of the hallway. She didn’t know what possessed her to catch up to them, but she found herself inevitably slowing down once she recognized that it was Nathan. “I, um,” Sunyi had already started tripping over her words, her eyes landing on every other spot in the hallway besides the boy that had been occupying her thoughts for weeks now. “Did you, uh…” she gulped, whatever courage that had made her catch up to him now completely abandoning her. She held the tickets and envelope ever so slightly up in his direction. “Did you leave these?”Â
Nathan really hadn’t expected her to come after him. He had been banking off the fact that they seemed to be so similar, meaning that she-- like him-- would be more likely to hide in her room and wait for her roommate to come back so she could gush to them. Because that’s what Nathan would do-- wait for Jaejin or Sinhye and then explode, looking for advice. So when he did turn around to see the pretty girl who had caught up with him, he was a little flustered, rubbing the back of his neck and wishing he had worn a hat that he could hide behind.Â
Eyes flashing to the tickets for a fraction of a second, he nodded. “I.....I thought you’d want to. It’s alright if you don’t, though....I.......I could see if Jei noona wanted them...........” he trailed off. “I just.....it seemed like something you’d like,” Nathan finished lamely. If Hojung could see him now, he’d never hear the end of the teasing. It was weird-- he’d had plenty of girlfriends before. Hell, Riah still liked trying to call him up whenever she was bored. He could put up a wall and be sarcastic and aloof and it was fine, but he felt vulnerable in front of Sunyi. He felt like he could be normal or himself in front of her, and that was terrifying.













