You're almost late to your first blind date. The date are supposed to start in 10 more minutes, and you were sure you looked like a mess right now.

'Why does this always happen?'

You thought as you try to ran in your heels, only to find yourself in a completely unknown place and sore foot.

There's nothing around you that resemble the thing in your phone's map.

You're a sweating mess, late, and lost.

Desperate, you tapped on someone's shoulder in hope to ask for direction. The people near should at least know the place, right?

"Excuse me, I think I'm lost. By any chance, do you know where's Sebong Cafe at?"

The person turned around, and you suddenly regrets your choice to ask the person, realizing that you're asking the wrong person.

"Oh, I'm sorry to bother you. Are you not Korean?"

You ask, ready to apologize and bolted out of embarrassment from that scene. Your desperation has lead you to this, and your day couldn't be more worse than this.

Because the person is a handsome man with features of a foreigner, that you could only see in an American movies. Chiseled jaw and chocolate eyes, along with a natural looking curly blond hair.

But before you do, the man quickly answer in perfect Korean.

"Oh, yeah I'm half Korean, but I've lived here my whole life. The place you're looking is not far from here, just walk straight and turn left. The cafe is on the right side."

You nodded, startled and also relieved for not embarrassing yourself more than this. He smiled and you return the gesture, more comfortable than earlier.

His eyes then travel down, and seems to be eyeing the ground near your feet, before his face lights up in realization.

"Here, your feet looks like it's about to bleed"

He handed you two band aid before putting his headphone and going on his way, while waving goodbye. You only stared at the two yellow ban-aid with funky designs on it.

"Good luck on your date!"

He cheered, one hand on his headphone and the other pumping the air. You managed to see him just as he turned away.

You smiled and turn the other way, rushing to the cafe after putting in the eye-catching band-aid on your hurting feet.

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