It was a cloudy day in California, the dark gray clouds covered the once beautiful blue sky and white clouds. The sky casting it's gray over the town of Pescadero. It was a dull looking day, yes, but it was a beautiful one at that too. Everybody knows that when it's cloudy like this, it'll rain, and after raining, a rainbow will show. Always think of the positive, right? That's how Jay Kyung Lee would think. Speaking of Jay Kyung, he was on his way to school right now, Colbi High School, a new school that had recently been made just a year ago. Jay was not very familiar with places in America, let alone California, a large state. But he heard of the nice beaches, and how wonderful California looked, so why not try it? In fact, Jay Kyung had been apart of a Exchange Student program, so he was sent here so he could see what it would be like in America. So far, things were looking pretty nice. Despite the fact that he had slept in a hotel the night before upon arriving to California and the fact that it was late. It'd be embarrassing to say how bad his english was and how long it took for someone to understand what he was trying to tell the front desk. But that was all in the past now.<br/><br/>Jay Kyung was sitting in the Administration Office at Colbi High School. He had already handed a nice lady the papers that were given to him from the school board, lucky they were typed in English. It had all his records of his grades, his family, where he came from, all that stuff. He kept looking around the Office a bit, glancing at pictures or posters on the walls. Sometimes he would get up to read the bulletin board, or try to at least. His English wasn't that good, but it was enough for him, even though anyone who spoke to him would probably give him a headache. Translating between two languages, would probably hurt anybody's head. But, speaking a foreign language would always be a bonus in High School, it drawed attention, that's for sure. You know what else drew attention? Appearances, highly.<br/><br/>Jay alone was a rather interesting looking guy. He stood about 5'3", and if you counted his faux hawk then about 5'7" But he didn't worry about his height as much. His hair was black, the sides were shaved, showing their black roots and had a 3 inch tall faux hawk that was brushed back, styled a little. He wore a white t-shirt, orange hoodie, dark jeans along with a rather colorful belt of blue and green. His shoes were interesting too, as they didn't seem like a brand or style you would get here in  America. Jay seemed interesting alright. Very. His frame was slightly built, though he knew how to maintain it to his liking without doing too much. He prefered simple over too much. His skin was slightly tan, with some white reflecting into it, giving him the appearance as if he use to be a model of some sorts back in Korea. Clearly, he wasn't.<br/><br/>Standing there by the bulletin board, he was trying to read a paper tacked there. It was a notice about something, but he couldn't read it very well or understand it. "Jay Kyung Lee?" the lady at the front desk spoke after hanging up the phone after a call she had to take, and Jay turned his head to give her attention. "Someone will be here to show you around, OK? That person will also be helping you with the Exchange program. Their family and them will take care of you while you are here in Pescadero, alright?" she asked, talking slowly so he would understand. It took a bit for him to translate that into his head, and then nodded. "Ok..." he told her and the lady smiled while he turned his head back to face the bulletin board, scanning the different posters tacked to it.