You were just a small infant, about 4, when you moved to North Jeolla of South Korea. The other kids adored you, one in particular was your favorite. Kim Sunggyu. He was adorable, and he thought you were the cutest baby he's ever seen. Just after a year later of actually learning his real name instead of calling him Kisung, his family moved into the busy city of Seoul.

When you grow up, you too move to Seoul with your parents. You felt all your life that you had known someone, but couldn't remember them. One day, while working in your foster dad's bakery/coffee shop, a group of people come in loudly. You're surprised by the noise and the girls outside the bakery, especially when they're yelling for the group of boys that had just entered. One by one, you study the handsome faces in front of your dad, who was currently working the cash register. You stop at the handsome face of the leader, you've never been so intrigued by how cute he was. His small eyes and bright smile separated him from the other boys. You went back into the kitchen to go back to work, the man still in your mind. Just when you were about to finish an order, your dad cheers delightfully. You take a peek through the door window and find your dad hugging the handsome man who took your heart away. How do the two know each other?

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Character-

Name: Park Joo-eun

Nickname: Joo/Eun/Joonie. Usually Joonie.

Age: 21

Date of Birth: 4/23/1991

Ethnicity: Filipino

Languages: Filipino/Korean/English/Learning Japanese

Weight: 120 lbs

Height:    5 ft 5 inch

Hometown and Birthplace: Birthplace:Manila, Philippines 

Hometown:North Jeolla

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Personality: likes to interact with other kpop fans and is very open with her friends. When meeting new friends, she will be very shy until knowing them better. Uses a lot of skinship such as hugging, linking arms, holding hands, with friends of both genders. Is very independent on things she can do, learning new things however, she will need all the help she can get. Is a music addict. She will have her iPod(s) with her at all times. Currently she has four iPod touches, one of each generation, one iPhone, two shuffles, and more.

Likes:Helping dad with the shop, calling the bakery/coffee shop[name of it is called: Bakery and Coffee] the bake-a-coffee or bake-a-fee,etc.

Dislikes:hurt animals, ghosts, dark, scary movies, etc.

Hobbies:Violin, skateboarding, baking, cooking

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History/Family Background: Joo-eun is a Filipino with the looks of a Korean. She was born in the Philippines with Filipino parents, but the family moved to Korea to escape going to trial for an accusation for murder that pointed to dad. Later, the Korean government deported the father after 3years of searching. The father was charged with trying to escape trial and later resisting an officer, but was never proven guilty for murder.  Her mother,a few months afte the father's departure, was diagnosed with cancer and fell very ill. Later, she asked her neighbors to take in the soon-to-be-parentless child. They gladly took the child in and the neighborhood kids felt sorry and helped taking care of it when the new parents were at work. After two months of fighting the illness, Joo-eun's mother died. The neighbor hood kids felt sorry and gave the small child gifts. One in particular gave the little Joo-eun a necklace with a gold ring on it. It used to be his grandmother's,thinking that his grandmother's luck was because the ring was with her, the child deserved to be lucky as well. He would also use this to see her in the future, incase he or she ever moved away. His name was Kim Sunggyu, the others called him Kisung for short because Joo-eun would call him that.

Family Members: 

Real Mom-dead

Real Dad- whereabouts unknown

Siblings-none

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This is just a short story. Hopefully. I'm just putting ideas up so after I'm done with the others, I can start this one. Will do this on days of boredness, or after I've updated the ones with the highest demand. Don't expect updates every other day, I work slowly. Right now I'm at a once a month rate on each of my stories. Some I don't work on at all, or some get more double updates.