Hanna Fox was any old half English half Japanese girl. The pair immediately turned to the source of voice and shushed at them. Most of the space was for fighters only, so it was a surprise when an audience member appeared to them. Once Chiyo was done with her own fight the two of them decided to leave the arena and head to the cafe. The match was over before he knew it.Ĭhiyo cheered, she immediately quieted down when a certain Korean man glanced at her.
Ji-hoon's opponent was a boxer with a cocky air about him, and Ji-hoon in turn got his legs ready. Ji-hoon stood up, "Wish me luck." Chiyo gave him a thumbs up. "Next up!" called the announcer, "Johnny Jazz versus Alfred Morgan!" It was Carmen Electra against Anna Williams, and it was pretty clear who was losing. They waited for a bit and the fight started, the siblings watched on the sidelines. "If not, we need to fix what we're wearing." But the winner will win lots of money, that has to be the reason." "No, I think he must be here for himself. "Grandpa Baek is in the tournament?!" he cringed, "You think dad sent him or something?"
"Don't look now, but someone familiar is here." said Chiyo, cunningly gesturing to a direction, Ji-hoon glanced and quickly looked down. "I just need to have them printed, but that will have to wait." "How many pictures have you taken?" Chiyo asked him. "Thank you." Ji-hoon said quickly, and he made his way back to his sister with a gushy smile on his face. He bent down slightly to Ji-hoon's level as he smiled for the camera. The man, Lee, pretended to think about it for a minute before saying, "Of course." Most of the time I do it when there's nothing better to do, and I figured I'd ask while we're still waiting for the match to happen." "I like to collect pictures of memories." Ji-hoon gestured to his phone, "Or just pretty things in general. The silver haired man arched a brow, "Hmm?" The man was reserved looking, and despite his age he still appeared as if he belonged in a boy band. "Excuse me, may I take a picture with you?"
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