Heaven came with me during my enrollment which I’m glad of because even though he doesn’t speak that much, I can feel that he really wanted to help me on this one and wasn’t just forced because his friends told him to.
When I was done enrolling, Heaven suddenly became out of my sight. I strolled around the area to find him but he was really nowhere to be found. Suddenly, a guy approached me which I find suspicious especially when he looked at me from head to toe.
“You were with Heaven, right?” He asked.
“You are?” I ignored his question and asked for his identity instead.
“I’m Stone,” he introduced himself. “Are you Hans?” He asked which made him look more suspicious for me.
“How did you know my name?” I asked with a higher tone to make him feel that he’s creeping me out.
“Just a tip of advice – you don’t belong to their group,” he said not answering my question and tried to walk away but I stopped him.
“What are you talking about?” I asked curiously. This guy is either up to something or knows something I don’t have any idea about.
“You look so nice and fragile. You don’t have a place in their lives.”
It sounded like a warning for me but why? It’s not as if I got scared because of that but his words sounded like he meant something. I really don’t understand where he is coming from.
“Are you new in this campus?” He asked but I still can’t brush off what he said a while ago.
“Yup,” I answered.
“You look so tensed right now. Don't worry! I don’t bite people,” he laughed while saying that.
“Can you blame me? You randomly appeared out of nowhere and warned me as if you know something that I don’t,” I admitted to him.
“I’m sorry for scaring you. Have you roamed around the area already?” He asked to change the topic.
“I slightly did yesterday,” I answered.
“Good for you,” he said as if he didn’t know what to say after I answered yes.
He’s now giving me that vibes that he is a good person in contrary of how he looked like a while ago. I guess it won’t harm me if I chose to stay with him for now since Heaven is really nowhere to be found.
“By the way, where do you stay?” I asked to start a new conversation with him.
“Want to come over and meet my friends?” He asked. I tried to read his aura to check if he is planning something bad for me but he really looks nice. Since Fire would be back for lunch, I guess coming over to someone’s unit is better than staying at my room waiting for them to come back.
“Sure!” I agreed.
Stone brought me to their unit and in there, I saw three guys cleaning the house. They are way different than the ones I am staying with so I am really amazed on how these guys knew how to clean. But what really caught my attention is their music while they are cleaning.
“Is that an SNSD song?” I asked after I recognized what they are playing.
I can’t help but to feel happy especially now that I know that we have the same music taste.
“I Got A Boy. Yup,” Stone answered shyly.
“What are you so shy about? I love that song!” I told him so that he will feel that it is not something to be shy of.
“You also love Korean songs?” He asked.
“Of course!” I confidently answered. Nothing’s to be ashamed of because their music and choreography are really worth the admiration.
“The boys will love you for that,” he said before we entered their unit and that is when the boys noticed us.
One of them rushed his way towards the DVD player to stop the song so I laughed.
“You have a great taste in music,” I commended them.
“By the way guys, this is Hans,” Stone introduced me to his friends.
“Hans Eric Lopez. You can call me Hell,” I introduced myself so that they will call me by my nickname and not Hans.
“You’re too cute to be called as Hell,” someone said which is exactly what Fire told me yesterday when I introduced myself. “My name’s Adlerie,” he introduced himself.
“I’m Lyndel,” the other guy introduced himself. “Nice to meet you.”
“Greg,” the last guy introduced himself and shook my hands. He was also that guy who stopped the music thinking I was going to judge him by listening to that music.
“Do you love Korean songs too?” Lyndel asked me.
“Yes! SNSD, Miss A, 2NE1 – name it and I surely love it,” I answered at him.
“I thought you were judging us for our music,” Greg shyly stated when I said that I love Korean songs.
“Kpop songs are so good. Why would you be judged for listening to it?” I asked because being shy about Kpop songs means that you also think that it is a bad choice.
“Because it sounds so gay if we do,” Adlerie answered.