As a college student, it was always in your best interest to study abroad. An opportunity to finally get out of that suffocating hell of a classroom. You made your last decision and signed up for a program to study in Korea. It was quite a big decision since your parents were against the idea of their only dear child leaving their nest for a big step. 

After 6 months in Korea, you loved the culture, the people, the food and not to mention, the music. After getting mesmerized in their beautiful landscapes and culture, you decided to transfer to a 4 year university. After making the decision to support yourself financially after the first semester, you decided to get several part time jobs. That is where you met....