Felix was surprised by the sudden singing, then the screech, and finally even more surprised when he realized it had all been Spanish. His surprise didn't wane, though he returned the dos besos subconsciously. "You must be Elena..." He said to her in Spanish. He patted her arm lightly and gave her a smile as he looked her up and down. She was pretty, and seemed just as hyper as Hayun had told him. He motioned to the empty chair across from where he was sitting. "Please, have a seat." He said, still speaking Spanish. "It's nice to finally meet you... hermana." He finished the sentence hesitantly. Though she was already calling him "hermano," it felt strange to use the term on someone he'd just met.

Felix was still shaking off the surprise, but it only seemed to be growing with how much Elena talked. He understood the warnings now. Still, he was just as excited to get to hear and speak Spanish as Elena seemed to be. "Me too! My dad is a Second-Generation Korean and so even he didn't know Korean. My dad's parents died before I was born so I never got to learn any from them. I also miss speaking Spanish, so we should chat often!" He replied, pausing to take a sip of his drink.

"I got here uh... about a year ago now. I did go home for almost a month between the training camp and moving, but otherwise I've been here since. I do like it here, though it's quite an adjustment culturally, and uh... food-wise." He laughed a little, "My favorite Korean food is probably budae jjigae. Very good. And spicy. I don't cook well but I can like... survive." He laughed again, though this time it was more shy. He perked up at the mention of empanadas and provoleta. "Yes! Please! I miss my home dishes!!" He said excitedly. "Cooking together could be a lot of fun."

"Of course, of course," Felix replied with a short chuckle. He nodded, "Yeah, it's been hard, but I think I'm doing okay with it. I don't speak any other languages. I've been learning English since like elementary school but hardly anything has stuck. I know a little bit of Brazilian Portuguese but otherwise no." He rambled.

"There's a restaurant nearby that sells it! We have to go sometime!" He said excitedly. "I got in for my dancing!" He said, equally as excited. "I like and know some Latin dances, but honestly my specialty is in b-boy." He paused, tilting his head to one side. To his knowledge and experience, Seojin was one of the best dancers among the trainees. "Why would she die...?" He asked hesitantly.

"I'd love to learn to cook new things!"He said, also returning to his original excitement.

"Cool, another person to help." Felix said, sounding more exasperated than enthusiastic. His reaction was a bit deceiving, he was thrilled to find someone that could explain English in his native language, but frustrated it apparently came easy, or was a native language, to so many other of the trainees. At least Seoji would never let him down.

He let out a startled cry as he was hoisted out of his seat and danced with suddenly, tensing as he noticed other people in the cafe staring at them. "You can't just! Do that with people here!" He squeaked, his voice cracking. He sat back down, ruffling his hair. "Bachata is a great style of dance, but culturally, it would be considered promiscuous here in Korea. Scandalous." He let out a sigh, "but I suppose you're right. A Korean, even one like Seojin-noona who has studied in America, would die from that kind of dance."

"It's not that I'm unhappy... more like.. jealous. English is so hard to me, but so many of the other trainees are either really good, fluent, or native speakers." Felix told her honestly. He smiled, "Don't misunderstand, I'm very happy to have someone that can help me that is a native Spanish speaker. Taijia knows some Spanish, but he's not fluent by any means, so he can't always help."

He sighed and shook his head, "I mean, dancing at random is kind of weird but like, things like bachata is considered too sexy to just... randomly do it. Yes it is probably a cultural thing, though I've never known any of my friends back home to randomly start dancing bachata, either." He said, half-joking at the latter half of his words.

"Uh... not for another few years." He said, then nodded, "Since this is such a small company, the trainees from the training camp and who ever's been added after the training camps are it. That's probably why you were pushed into the girl group despite how soon their debut is coming up. There's about four male trainees total in the entire company. We're dorming together, and it's expected we'll debut together. But Taijia's only 11 international age, and they want to wait until he's at least 14, I think."

He hesitated before saying shakily, "I think that could be fun, but would probably need to be approved by at least a manager, if not the CEO, before we posted it. And it probably couldn't be bachata." He neglected to mention the training camp already got him an influx of social media followers, which at the time made him panic and look over his Instagram to make sure there were no scandalous pictures or comments (like ones with his ex) before setting his profile settings to public, and then upping the privacy settings on his other social media accounts. In time, Elena would probably deal with the same rise in popularity.

Felix chuckled, "You're still new here, too. Give it time. You'll learn everyone's name as you get to know them. And my name's Felix. But hermano is fine." He said, giving her a nonchalant wave of his hand. He positioned his hand at about his head and said, "Taijia's the youngest one in the company right now. He's tiny, but extremely smart and talented. He's also probably the most familiar with the Yuseong-sunbaenims because Kangwan-sshi was his babysitter while they lived in the U.S." He explained.

He raised an eyebrow at her, a smirk on his face as he seemed to be trying to figure out how to respond to the dancing comment. "I think... I'm good on missing out on that." He said hesitantly.

He tilted his head to one side at the last questions, looking off into the distance as he seemed to try to figure out the answer to her questions. "I mean... I was a child model, and quit that when I wanted to pursue dancing. Becoming an idol was kind of always my end goal, I guess, just because our family is already in the entertainment industry's focus. I don't know how many South American tellanovellas you watch, but my brother has been in a fair amount. He's no like... household name or anything, but he has a strong career at least in Argentina." He explained, stopping as he realized he was rambling. "Anyway, I'm not a strong singer, but didn't want to just be a backup dancer, and some of my friends were getting into KPop, and so my mind naturally gravitated to that being the solution. Every group had a main dancer, so there was a spot for me." He shrugged, "I'm still not a strong singer, but they say I'm doing pretty good at rapping, so that's where I am now."