○●○★Chapter 1★○●○   In a cool spring of April, at the end of the school semester, a boy gathered up his courage and confessed to a girl. Standing under the cherry blossom tree, which sprout of pink and white, the girl stared at the boy, as he hesitates to look up-- awaiting her final answer.   "I'm sorry."   With those words, he stepped back, avoiding eye contact, "I underst-"   But before he could finish, the girl interrupted, "It's not you," she called out, stopping the boy from leaving, "It's just, I'll be moving abroad soon."   The boy felt his heart sink when he heard this, it was worse than being rejected, he wasn't going to see her again.   Seeing the disappointment in his eyes, she moved closer, "I always dream of becoming a famous fashion designer, who will model my own designs," she continued, "That's why after a lot of consideration, my parents will be moving so that I can study in England. I want to be the best fashion designer in Korea," she said, smiling at the boy, "Don't you have a dream?"   The boy watched her in astonishment, before realizing that they were making eye-contact, he looked back down, pondering to answer, "I-It's kinda embarrassing..." he replied.   "What is it?" She asked, closing in their space.   "My dream is to become an ...actor, the best in Korea." He shyly adjusted his glasses as he stared at his feet, knowing that she was going to laugh.   However, instead of laughter, the girl smiled, "I can see that."   The boy surprisingly looked up, it was the first time he had ever told anyone about his dream and hearing that it was possible, especially from the girl that he liked, gave him great encouragement.   Suddenly, the girl's name was called from afar, making her look back, "I have to get going! I guess this is goodbye," she waved at him before turning to run, "Oh and good luck! I hope you make your dream come true!"   "W-wait!" He yelled out, stopping the girl just distance away, "When you become the best fashion designer and I become the number one actor in Korea... will you marry me?!"   The girl stared at him for a slight second and gave out a smile, "Okay." And with that said, she ran off, leaving him behind with a promise to fulfill as a closing to his junior high school years.   ○●○●○¤☆★♥★☆¤○●○●○   The clock showed five minute until 7 and she quickly turned off the stove, plating the perfectly made egg and sausage onto a tray, before taking off her apron and putting on her favorite cap, that matched so well with her worn-out jeans and her raglan sleeve baseball t-shirt. She grabbed the tray of breakfast and headed out, but she didn't have to go far, since her destination was only a door away. Adjusting the tray in order to hold it on one arm, she reached out to ring the doorbell. She rung it three times, in a slow, steady tempo, and after waiting for more than a minute, she puffed her cheeks and unleashed her speed, pressing the doorbell as much and as fast as she could. Within 10 second the door swung open.   "Sora!" The man called out, his eyes were still close, his shirt was half on and off and his hair was a mess, but he knew exactly who was making such racket so early in the morning.   "Good morning Yeon-seok-sunbae!" Sora called out as she pushed past him with her tray in hand, "Finish up your breakfast, we need to get to work."   Yeon-seok stood there by the entrance for a bit before realizing something, "Right, you start your training today," he said as he closed the door, "Looking like that?" he asked when his vision finally got use to the light and he could see clearly.   "What's wrong with the way I'm dress, I wear like this everyday." Sora said as she tugged on the collar of her t-shirt, showing it to Yeon-seok, "The guy even told me to wear comfortable clothes, what's more comfortable than this?" She argued.   Yeon-seok gave out a sigh in defeat, "Okay, okay, I wasn't criticizing you or anything, I was just asking...though it would be nice if you dress up every once in awhile," he mumbled.   "Sunbae, I dressed up for the interview, didn't I?" He replied her with a shrug, which irritated her, "Just eat your breakfast already." Sora obviously wanted to change the subject now.   "You know you don't have to make me breakfast every morning."   "What would your mother say if she know that I'm not taking good care of you?" Sora asked, taking a bite of the toast.   "Nothing, cause I'm suppose to be the one who's taking care of you." Yeon-seok answered as he walked over, grabbing the toast off Sora's hand and stuffing it into his mouth, "I really don't understand why you follow me all the way to Seoul even though you have no interest here, though I shouldn't be complaining, you followed me to Thailand too," He continue saying as he walked away toward the bathroom, "You were lucky that my workplace were looking or else you might even get kick out of your apartment and don't even think I was going to let you crash with me."   "Even if you let me, I wouldn't stay here!" Sora yelled back at him, obviously lacking comeback. She heard Yeon-seok laugh and this made her smile. Yeon-seok wasn't completely wrong, Sora really didn't have an interest in Seoul. The only reason, if one was absolutely needed, was that she really was just following Yeon-seok. He was someone who was ambitious, who's always full of dreams, who's always knew what he was doing and this was something that made Sora attracted to him, because it was everything she lacked. Ever since she met Yeon-seok in junior high school, she always had a crush on him. She became the president of his fanclub when he was in the soccer team in middle school and this continued until college, she even followed him to Thailand when he wanted to do volunteer work abroad. When Yeon-seok was in the army, Sora would often visit every time she was allowed. If he had became a doctor, she would had want to be a nurse, if he became a pilot, she would had become a flight attendant, whatever he wanted to do, she wanted to support him. In whatever Yeon-seok did in life, Sora wanted to be his personal cheerleader who's always by his side, rooting for him.   "Okay, I'll drop you off here, I need to go pick her up and go to our next schedule. Good luck on training!" Yeon-seok called out as he zoomed off in the company van. Sora waved at him which slowly came to a stop as he disappeared from sight. Yeon-seok's dream is to be part of the entertainment world and watch dreams come true. He found it in MilkyWay Ent, as a manager for entertainers. After 3 months of training, Yeon-seok was put in charge of an uprising-actress, whose name Sora couldn't quite remember. All Sora could do is go along with it and live his dream with him, as long as she could support him and be with him.   Sora headed toward the company, but was stopped by a crowd that surrounded the entrance.   "What's going on?" she thought, trying to squeeze in, but was quickly pushed out again. It was going to be a challenge to go through the crowd, Sora obviously didn't want to be late, especially on her first day. That was when she heard her text ringtone, making her take out her phone to check and like she was expecting, it was Yeon-seok.   A hallyu star just came back to South Korea, so it might be crowded in front of the building. Take the back entrance through the parking lot building.   "Just in time," she smiled.   ○●○●○¤☆★♥★☆¤○●○●○   "I can't take this anymore! I quit!" A man called out as soon as he entered the room, slamming the resignation letter on the desk of the Director.   "Wait, you can't just quit-" But before the Director could say anything else, the man already walked out, his secretary quickly ran in.   "I'm sorry sir, he just ran past me, I couldn't stop him." He apologized.   The Director gave out a frustrated grunt as he brought out his phone and called the reason for his stress.   "Jongsuk!" He yelled as soon as the other line picked up.   "Director Park, it been a long time."   "Don't try to act like nothing happened, why is your new manager quitting already?!" Director Park called out, it had happened more than once and he knew exactly what Jongsuk would do in such situation.   "That man is an idiot, he doesn't know how to cook, forgot the name to our hotel, lost the address to the shooting spot and didn't even grab my luggage. He had the nerve to leave me in the airport, so I hired two bodyguards to take me back, hope you don't mind."   It was exactly like he thought, Jongsuk using the company's money to hire outside help. If he doesn't find someone, he knew Jongsuk would hire maids, cooks, drivers and bodyguards, all in the expense of the company.   "Jongsuk, how many times do I have to tell you, that is not necessary, you shouldn't waste company money like this!"   "It's practically my money. I'm obviously the one bringing in all the money and shareholder." He heard the other say, "If you want to save money so much, find a more capable manager for me." And with that Jongsuk hung up.   The work director wanted to throw his phone, but held in his anger, "Secretary Tae, do we have another manager available?" He grunted through his teeth.   "N-no sir," this received a glare from the director, "But we do have a new trainee, though she's a woman." He quickly said.   "What's good about a female trainee? How did she even get hired?!" The director yelled, "That Jongsuk! Just because he's popular, he think he can cause trouble and get away with it! Someone need to push him off his high horse and bring him down a notch or two!"   "Yes sir, yo