"Hyung is like older brother, yeah, but Koreans just use it all the time. I don't know, you get used to it. But it's weirder doing it when I speak English." Minjun held Ten's hand and headed outside, walking with Ten as if he was allowed to do that. He had found that people questioned it less when he just seemed like he could do it. "I'm Korean, but I grew up in the US, so I don't give a damn. Call me Minjun or Cumin, if you want."

Ten, he could remember that. He imagined his actual name would be a bit harder, Thai names were very tricky. "I'm kinda high up in this family, just cause of who my father is. He's in the US, he's kinda done with the business, but he thinks I need to be here to learn how to be a proper man. So here I am. And I got money to waste, like a proper man."