The Limit Does Not Exist (Rosé x Fem Reader)

Chapter Thirty-Three [M]

Y/n's POV

"How long does it take to get to your apartment from the airport?" I asked my girlfriend as we had just got into the van that was going to take us to her place.

"Usually about 25 minutes. I'm so excited! I can't wait to show you around so many places!" Rosie gushed as she squeezed my hand tightly, her smile shining bright. I chuckled at her enthusiasm and leaned over to peak her lips before we were off to her place.

There was some small amount of snow stuck to some places as it's late January, so it's pretty chilly here. I'm fine with the weather though and Rosie is wearing her winter coat that I got her for Christmas.

"Do you have any plans for today, my love?" I asked my girlfriend as I didn't know if she wanted to have a relaxing day at her apartment or if she wanted to drag me around out in public.

"I was thinking we can relax for a bit before heading out to get some lunch at one of my favorite places. It's a hot pot restaurant." She told me as I nodded my head,

"Sounds delicious already, I can't wait." I said with a smile as Rosie kissed my cheek. I turned my head to look out the window and watched the buildings of Seoul move past us. I've only been here once when I went on tour with an artist, so I don't really know much of the city or country. I obviously am completely fine with the language, but I know I'll still be nervous if I have to speak to native speakers

"Baby, where's your mind wandering off to?" I heard Rosie gently ask me as I looked over to her,

"How'd you know I was thinking?"

"You have a certain facial expression that's pretty subtle, but I notice it. But tell me." She said as I told her what I was thinking,

"I know my Korean is good as I'm practically fluent, but I'm a little nervous because I'll have to talk to native speakers." My girlfriend giggled at me,

"You have nothing to be nervous about. People here will tell a foreigner who only can say 'hello' that their Korean is great. They'll be blown away by you." I couldn't help but laugh because that's how it is with every language. The moment someone who isn't a native speaker says something basic in another language, praises get thrown their way.

"You're right, I'll be fine."

"I know you'll be fine. If you want, we can speak in Korean more here, just you and me like at my place." Rosie suggested as I nodded my head,

"That would be really nice." I told her in Korean as she grinned at me,

"Fantastic. I'll have fun talking to you in Korean." My girlfriend replied back in Korean to me with an excited smile. I honestly don't know why we never really speak in Korean in general with one another, but we'll start today.

The rest of the ride to her apartment wasn't bad, but Rosie did tell me she's going to try and use big or intricate words to throw me off which I think is mean. My vocab isn't the most polished with random words that you'd hear once in a blue moon, so I know Rosie will make me feel dumb a few times.

"Oo, look at you living on the top floor." I teased my girlfriend as she pressed the top floor button in the elevator. I had my few suitcases beside me and Rosie only had her one large one with her because hello, she's going to her apartment with everything she needs.

"I like to splurge a little." Rosie joked as the elevator took us up to the top floor, opening up to a long hallway. Rosie led the way and we got about halfway down the hallway before she just placed her hand on the handle and the door automatically opened.

"What the fuck?" I asked as she didn't even get a key out or anything. Rosie giggled and pushed the door open more to head inside,

"It's called my fingerprint is my key. I'll add yours in as well, so come here and give me your thumb," my girlfriend told me as I wheeled my suitcases into her apartment before freeing my hands and giving her my right thumb. She placed it on the spot it apparently needs to be on the handle and pressed some buttons on the inside of the door. A long beep was heard and then Rosie just shoved me out into the hallway and closed the door, "try and get in!"