1) love someone feel like
Sani Park was a simple girl who lived in a peaceful country side. She was a happy high school girl who lived with her loving parents. With her curly hair, tall height, and chubby cheeks, Sani was cheerful and full of life.
One rainy morning, Sani was on her way to school, riding her bicycle while holding an umbrella. As she entered the classroom, she saw a boy laughing with his friends.
She suddenly froze, unable to take her eyes off him.
"What a handsome boy, with such a bright smile," Sani thought to herself. "I've never seen anyone like him before."
Suddenly, the bell rang.
"Sani! Why are you just standing there? Come here—hurry! The teacher is coming!" her friend shouted.
"Oh—oh yes, I'm coming!" she replied quickly, snapping out of her daydream.
The teacher entered and announced, "Class is about to begin."
Sani took a seat on the second-last bench. The boy was sitting on the third bench in the front row. Throughout the lesson, she kept glancing at him.
When the bell rang for a short break, the boy began talking to his friends again. Sani kept watching him quietly.
Twenty minutes later, the next class began. Hours passed, and finally, school ended for the day.
As she was riding her bicycle back home, Sani realized something important: She didn't even know the boy's name.
Her heart was full of questions.
"Who is he? Will I ever get the chance to talk to him? Will he ever look at me?"
Just then, a voice behind her calledouttShe looked back—her crush was walking toward her.
But before she could say anything, she heard someone calling her name loudly.
"Sani! Hey, where are you going, Piggy?" shouted Tae Jason with a big grin, clearly teasing her.
Sani's smile disappeared. Her cheeks turned red—not from shyness, but from frustration.
"Jason!" she shouted, storming over to him. She grabbed his arm and gave him a sharp pinch. "Why do you keep calling me that? Don't call me 'Piggy'! I don't like it!"
Jason laughed, rubbing his arm. "Why not? It's funny!"
Sani glared at him. She was just about to yell when Jason quickly interrupted her.
"Wait, wait! I want to introduce you to someone," he said, stepping aside.
Behind him stood the boy she had been thinking about all day.
"This is my new friend—Sean Kim," Jason said casually.
Sani's heart skipped a beat. Sean Kim… So that's his name.
"And Sean, this is Sani Park."
Sean gave a friendly smile. "Nice to meet you, Piggy."
Sani's eyes widened in disbelief. "Wait—what?! Are you calling me that too?"
Sean looked surprised and held up his hands. "Oh! Sorry! Jason told me that's your nickname. I didn't realize you didn't like it."
"Well, I don't!" Sani said, folding her arms. "It's embarrassing."
Sean chuckled a little. "I get that. But honestly… I think it's kind of cute."
Sani blinked, stunned. "Huh?"
Her cheeks turned even redder.
Jason laughed loudly. "Did you just say her name is cute? No way!"
Sani turned on Jason. "You idiot! This is all your fault!"
She lunged at him. "Where do you think you're going?! Come back here!"
Jason ran, laughing. "Catch me if you can, Piggy!"
"Don't call me that! Ugh, you're so annoying!" she shouted, chasing after him.
Sean stood to the side, watching them and laughing. "Wow… they're really close," he thought, smiling to himself.
A few minutes later, Sani walked back to where her bicycle was parked.
Sean rolled up on his own bike, slowing to a stop beside her.
"Bye-bye, Piggy. See you tomorrow," he said playfully, giving her a small wave.
Sani stood still for a moment, completely caught off guard.
Then, slowly, she smiled—and blushed.
"…Bye," she said softly, watching him ride off down the street.