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“A Jeep,” Rae repeated “Is the top off?”

“Yes!” I wanted to do a dance “That’s the fun part!”

The guys all looked at one another like they didn’t kno to actually respond

“It’s not too hot!” I said quickly “I looked”

“But,” Rae said in a soft voice, “the sun is still out”

“Huh?”

“Hats,” he announced to nobody in particular “Sunscreen,sleeve shirts”

“But then they’ll be—”

Rae shot e received

When the other guys looked as confused as I felt, Rae said so in rapid-fire Korean

I was still confused a half-hour later ere all piled into the Jeep, and I was pulling us out of the parking garage and down the street It should have felt like a triuo to school

Literally

Every single one of the guys wore sunglasses as well as a hat that shaded their faces and long-sleeved shirts

I eating just looking at them

“I don’t get it,” I said once we’d been on the road for at least thirty minutes “Why is everyone dressed like it’s winter?”