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TRINITY
I open the door wider after checking in the peephole. I think he's Bash's Korean friend Alex. A man of twenty-year-old something, around six-footer fair complexion with a black shiny straight hair just above his shoulder. He looks attractive with a dark color set of eyes. He's also fashionable like he just came from a runway fashion show.
He smirks when he notices me checking him out.
I clear my throat. "Can I help you?"
The smirk still on his face. "You must be the redhead Trinity?" He asks with a slight British accent, but his Asian root is still there.
My eyes widen. "How did you know my name?" I ask inquisitively while we are still in the door.
"So, it's you then. I'm Alexander Shin. A friend of Bash," he says, holding out his hand.
I shake it immediately. "Oh, please, come inside. Bash is still in his room." I step back.
"Is he still giving you a hard time?"
I narrow my eyes at him when he seems to know a lot about me. "Did he always gossipped around about my life, Alexander?"
He chuckles, shaking his head. "He's not wrong, after all."
"What does it suppose to mean?"
"You even look beautiful, Trinity. Your picture did not do justice." He walks toward the couch as if he used to be here.
"Wait here. I'll call Bash." I leave him even if Alex is still calling my name.
"I called Bash on my way here, but he didn't answer. Why don't you wear your coat and we have a place to go to?" He's also bossy like Bash.
I cross my arms over my chest. "What makes you think that I'll go with you? I don't even know you." I raise my brows while inspecting him from head to toe. He looks like a trustworthy guy, and besides, he's a friend of Bash.
"Bash will know that you're with me, and trust me, I'm way dead before I can even touch you."
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We enter a pub bungalow style with a beach-themed bar with deck chairs, and the floor covered with sand. There's a lot of local people here. I also see some foreigners enjoying the out of tune man singing a Korean song on a videoke machine.
Alex managed to convince me to take me here instead of a nightclub. He said that this is the best place for foreigners rather than going to the same nightclub back in New York.
We sit in an empty table for four, and I'm facing the man singing a karaoke. Everyone yells when he hits the high notes. Alex stands up to applaud the man. I can't help but smile.
"What would you like to drink, Trinity?"
"I don't know. Surprise me."
I'm already on my second bottle of Soju--a clear alcoholic drink of Korean. I feel the alcohol kicks in faster than I expect.
Alex is a funny guy compared to Bash. He even sings some Korean songs on the videoke that I don't even understand a word.
"God! Alex, you can actually sing. You have a great voice over there." I give him a high five when he comes back to our seat.
He bows at me, and I can't help but laugh at him.
"You're drunk, Trinity. I think it's our cue to leave," he says, looking amused.
"Nah! I'm not drunk. I still want another judo,"
He barks out into laugh while shaking his head. "It's Soju and not judo. We don't do judo here. It's Taek won do for Korean," he says word by word.
"Whatever. It still sounds the same." I wave my hand to drop it.
He moves closer to me to grabbing hand.
"I'm not ready to go, Alex. I still wanna go up and sing as you did," I protest even I can feel my body heat, and my eyes are burning hot. I know I'm already drunk.
"Bash will kick my shin, Trinity." He drags me toward the door after paying our table.
"You are Shin, and he won't kick you," I insist, but I have no choice not to follow his pace.
"Can you walk? Our car is a bit far from here," he asks with concern in his eyes.
I nod lazily.
The weather is a little bit chilly. I shove my free hand in my jacket pocket. I inhale deeply as the icy wind blows my face. I notice couples walking hand in hand in the busy streets of Seoul. They're shorter than Americans, but they're pretty, and they have a great fashion statement.
South Korea is one of the fastest developing countries in the world. Ranking 7th the world's largest economy and has high-speed internet. They have famous cellphone brands, electronics, and car manufacturers, and of course, their music and movie industries are well-known throughout Asia. And they start to influence Europe and America as well.
"Are you alright, Trinity?"
I jerk my head to look at Alex. I smile timidly after licking my dry lips. "I'm okay. Thanks for asking. So, tell me about yourself. Who is Alex Shin?"
"I'm the only son of Shin Dung Woo. I'm just like Bash, soon take over my dad's company, but right now, I'm based in the Philippines. I manage our hotels there. I was broken-hearted once, but now I'm engaged. Bash still doesn't have an idea about it. I study abroad with him. We're classmates since freshman until senior year. I know him very well."
By means, he knows Bash very well, which includes his secrets. I listen to him intently.
We stop at his car. Alex is a very good man. He even holds the door for me.
"He always mentioned you to me, Trinity. That's how I know who you are."
My mouth hangs open as I get inside without a word. His phone rings while I'm latching my seatbelt.
"Man, she's fine, and we're coming back now. We just had a few drinks."
My head jerks to his side. That must be Bash he's talking to.
"Yeah, yeah. Calm down, will you?" Alex says with the phone press into his ear.
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