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Justin looked down at his feet as Marian smiled at him sadly while looking through his hair. "Gaja, we need to get back inside the hospital after we grabbed some coffee," Marian said then turned back her heel again as Justin bit his bottom lip and followed her while exhaling a large amount of air. * GAJA - Let's Go in KOREAN *

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"Thank you again. I'll get going." He climbed on his bike, his face all crimson red wishing that the ground would split in half and bury him alive. Off he pedaled farther and farther away. Hoping this day never happened. ------------------- Hagwon (Korean pronunciation: [haɡwʌn]) is the Korean-language word for a for-profit private institute, academy or cram school prevalent in South Korea

I looked at her and we both burst into laughter. “This one is what you call pajeon, it’s a savory scallion pancake filled with vegetables.” I told her while the server is putting the foods on our table. “Then this one is gimbap, seaweed on the outside, cooked-short-grain rice inside, and fillings rolled in the middle.” I’m pointing each plate with my chopsticks. “This is what you call japchae.” I said, while pointing the stir-fried sweet potato starch noodles with my chopsticks. “Then this one is bulgogi, then this boiled pork belly wraps here is what you call bossam.”

"One of these people was the beloved of god, her name wasn't really a real name, no one had it there, so she called herself what would be equivalent to Ttalgi. Before you ask, it means strawberry in Korean" The Carmesim turned her face to the demon and laughed loudly. "Wait, you were going all this way to say you're from Korea?" "Before that wasn't the name, now shut up and listen." The demon struck her in the back of the head lightly. "Now you've made me lose myself in history" "That's a great sign that you're fucking old" Artemísia said and the demon looked at her with a red glow dancing on his dark brown iis.

he said coolly. The waiter returned just in time, placing the main course in front of them: slow-braised galbijjim, beef so tender it practically fell apart at the touch, and grilled deodeok drizzled with a sweet-spicy gochujang sauce. Rico seized the moment. “Mr. Josh, I hope you enjoy the galbijjim. Clara and I tried it yesterday and immediately thought you had to taste it.” “If it doesn’t suit your palate, we can recommend someplace more authentic,” Clara added with a carefully practiced smile.

Aura hesitated for a moment, making Ji Hwan frown in confusion and chuckle softly, misinterpreting Aura's silence. "Ae Ra-ya (the 'ya' is an affectionate term in Korean for someone younger or someone close), I know this new bodyguard is handsome, but it doesn't mean you have to be so fascinated like this, right?" Ji Hwan teased, making Aura grimace, realizing that her manager misunderstood.

I love the side of her that gets red when she's angry. I love the way she flinched and grimaces, she looks the most beautiful then. How in the earth are we having the same meetings with the Bino company. I guess it's fate or is it? “jal jinesseoyo… dugu?yeojachingu?” (I've been well,who? your girlfriend?)Han Yuri asked me as he turned to look at Kayla. Smile. “She doesn't hear Hangul!" I told Han Yuri when Kayla started to look at the both of us suspiciously.