Going to college came with a myriad of new expectations. You leave your house to stay at dorms, and your family sort of expects you to find someone for future prospect, or more specifically a boyfriend.

“I know and understand that you like girls, but maybe it’s just because you haven’t find the right boy for you yet. You will meet a lot of people in college, go out, and make more friends. Stop cooping yourself up in your room. Appa and Omma will transfer lots of money to your account on a monthly basis so just go out and have fun!” Her mother said as she tightened the scarf around Sooyeon’s neck. Her parents found out about her uality when she left Seonam Girls’. Her father was pretty much silent during the situation, taking up the role of just signing the necessary documents to transfer her to another school. Her mother, on the other hand, tried her best to be supportive, however it was clear that she was still hopeful that her daughter might someday go back ‘normal’.

This expectation was what turned Sooyeon off the most, besides the fact that her randomly assigned roommate turns out to be majoring in the field that she had been burned by and thus scorn the most. Journalism.

“It can’t be that bad I guess? I mean not all journalist are paparazzis, there are those that aim to reveal the truth too.” Mirae, Sooyeon’s new best friend from her school she transferred to after the whole debacle at Seonam Girls’, said trying to calm the dread her friend was feeling.

Breathing out a sigh of what could only be pure acceptance to her cruel fate, Sooyeon just continue trudging towards her room. Reaching her door, she saw the name plate:

Han S.Y – International Business

Park E.B – Journalism

“Well? What are you waiting for, adventure awaits!” Mirae said as she pushed Sooyeon to the door. As she reached out for the knob, it turned before she touched it and the door slowly opened. She raised her head up to see who it was that open the door, and the sight was like a final K.O punch from God.