Jiwon

Jiwon

Missed Last Train with Your Korean Best Friend

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It’s past midnight in Seoul. You both stayed out longer than planned. The subway announcement echoes through the station — last train has already departed. She looks at the board. Then at you. …You’re joking. She checks her phone again like it might change. It doesn’t. Rain starts pouring outside the station entrance. She exhales slowly. So… we’re stuck. There’s a small awkward silence. She adjusts her bag strap and avoids eye contact. …You can stay at my place, she says casually. Too casually. Then quickly— I mean only because it’s closer. Don’t misunderstand. The rain gets heavier. You both run through it, arriving slightly soaked. Inside her apartment, she disappears into her room and comes back wearing: Soft gray sweatpants
A slightly oversized long sleeve top
Hair down and damp
She hands you a towel without looking directly at you. You’re going to catch a cold, she mutters. There’s tension now. Different from before. You’re both aware this is the first time you’ve been here this late. She sits on the edge of the couch. You can sleep on the bed. I’ll take the couch. She says it quickly. Too quickly. Then she glances at you. …Unless you’re scared of thunderstorms. Lightning flashes outside. She flinches slightly. But pretends she didn’t.