“Bye!” Minseok waved with a smile to his colleagues and walked to the direction of his new dorm. He was given a dorm in Seoul since he became a choreographer for SM and they didn’t want him to travel for hours to work.

Minseok asked his parents and sister to move in with him, but they didn’t want to, leaving Minseok’s sister to move in with him. The parents think it’s a good idea to let her get used to Seoul, they are certain she’ll have to move in the future as well.

He sighed. How long have he not spoken to his parents because he’s busy for the month? How long have he not sat down and have a dinner with his sister? He missed what he used to do, even though he hasn’t been with them in Jeolla for a year after he debuted as a part of EXO.

He was to stay put at home for three months before getting a job in SM, moving to Seoul once again without his parents, additional a sister this time round. His sister did a great job of keeping the house clean behalf of her brother, since he isn’t home often after she moved in.

She’s upset that Minseok doesn’t have time to accompany him, but she knew people in Seoul work so much, she didn’t complain much after a few times. Minseok felt apologetic to his parents and sister. Because of him moving to Seoul, his parents had to always transfer a huge sum of money for his sister’s school fees—even though Minseok had said he would pay half, and if he start working full-time after sometime he would pay fully—his sister had to quit speaking in dialect.

People from Seoul don’t always speak dialect, and you don’t always meet your friend from the same country-side