Jay Kyung followed Elizabeth, listening to her explain some things about the school. Listen to her talk about the classes he would have. He had seen Dance on his schedule before, as well as Gym. Both ways to help him maintain a healthy life and to keep him active as it seemed he was a rather energetic type of guy. Then again, if you took a look at him, you'd be surprised that a guy like Jay would be such a innocent guy. Though the only real problem was, how were the students going to react about him. That's the only problem. Would they take advantage of him because of his broken English and understanding? Or would they get along with him? Jay was a charming guy, with a childish like personality.<br/><br/>He managed to catch her questions and glanced at her a moment, walking beside her. "Seoul.." he told her, referring to the city he was from. Though as for his parents, he wasn't sure how to actually put into English yet. "Family... Uh... Mom.. work.. cafe..." he told her. "Uh.. Dad..." Who knew English was so difficult. "Dad.. Ker-pen-terr" he said, his English horribly broken on that last word. He was trying to say Carpenter, then again, not all words were easy to say. He felt a little embarrassed to even attempt it, and wished he hadn't.