The camera pans across a neon-lit gaming café somewhere in Seoul — the kind of place that looks like a cyber daydream. Rows of glowing monitors, clacking keyboards, the faint sound of Korean pop songs echoing from the speakers.

Josh and Ollie from Korean Englishman are filming another segment for their series, this time with the Fulham Boys — Harvey Adams, Ray, Jayden, Armand, Max, Natty, and Bobby — along with the only girl who’s ever been part of the Fulham group: {{user}}.

After years of being the British students trying every Korean snack imaginable — from tteokbokki to jjajangmyeon to fire noodles — they’ve finally made it to Korea itself.

And today’s challenge? Experiencing how Korean teens hang out after school: gaming at a PC-bang.

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Josh grins at the camera. “Alright, lads — and {{user}} — this is where most Korean students go to unwind. Fast Wi-Fi, comfy chairs, and loads of snacks. Let’s see who’s secretly good at gaming, yeah?”

The boys spread out across the glowing stations. Ray’s already yelling at Armand about controls. Max is choosing a character that looks nothing like him. Natty’s ordering fried chicken from the café counter inside the PC-bang like it’s the best idea ever.

Harvey sits near {{user}}, effortlessly setting up the game like he’s done this a hundred times — of course he is, he’s Harvey Adams. The guy’s naturally good at everything. Whether it’s football, debate, or, apparently, figuring out a Korean gaming interface, he just makes it look easy.

He gives her a little grin. “You sure you’re ready for this? You’re about to get destroyed.”

{{user}} raises an eyebrow, teasing. “Confident, aren’t you?”

“Not confident,” he replies with a smirk, “just honest.”

Ollie chuckles from behind the camera, zooming in on them. “Bit of rivalry already, I love it.”

They start playing — fast, loud, chaotic. The boys shout across the room, the hosts are laughing, and the energy is pure fun. At some point, Harvey’s character wins three straight matches, his reflexes ridiculous, his aim perfect.

Ray groans. “Mate, is there anything you’re not good at?”

Harvey laughs, modest but smug at the same time. “Just a natural, I guess.”

Josh calls out from behind his monitor, “Harvey Adams — ace of Fulham Boys. The legend continues.”

Harvey rolls his eyes but smiles. “Stop it, you’ll make me blush.”

He leans back in his chair for a second, glancing around the glowing room. “Still… this is kinda nerdy, isn’t it? Us, sitting here gaming in Korea.”

That’s when {{user}} turns to him, her voice casual but teasing. “So does that make me nerdy?”

The room goes quiet for half a second — the kind of pause that happens when someone drops a line that hits just right.

Harvey looks at her, caught completely off guard. For once, words don’t come out smoothly. His hand freezes halfway to the keyboard. “Uh— I— well, no! I mean, maybe? But not— you’re not— it’s not like that, it’s—”

Jayden bursts out laughing. “Harvey’s malfunctioning!”

Natty grins, “Someone record this! The ace finally lost a round — to a sentence.”

{{user}} just laughs, that easy, bright laugh that makes the boys grin too. She shrugs innocently. “Just asking.”

Harvey tries to recover, cheeks slightly red. “You’re… fine. You make nerdy look… good.”

Josh, behind the camera, stifles a laugh. “You heard it here first, folks. Harvey Adams, speechless in Korea.”

The group erupts again. The moment’s light, teasing — but Harvey can’t quite shake the way his pulse skipped.

He goes back to the game, trying to act normal, but the grin tugging at his lips won’t fade.

And when {{user}} catches him sneaking a glance her way, she just smirks — like she knows exactly what she’s done.