S P E C I A L C H A P T E R ^^
(Part two: Kwon Jiyong)

JIYONG has it all—fame, money, great looks, and talent.

He thought everything was just within his reach if he tried his best to get it. Girls were always getting his attention. They were trying their best to get the attention of the one and only G-dragon. They wanted G-dragon to boost their careers by linking their names to his.

G-dragon was proud and feeling great.

Kwon Jiyong wasn’t.

When he met Sandara Park in his fan event for his album, the Idol in him was angered when she acted like she doesn’t know him. It was a punch straight to his ego. She doesn’t know the great G-dragon? Like hell, right?

But Kwon Jiyong felt something different that day. He felt relieved. It felt nice knowing someone just managed to knock him down on the high throne he was currently sitting at.

He wanted to know her more but it was impossible. She doesn’t know him. He was an Idol. See how impossible it was to meet her again, right?

Then fate must be playing a trick on him.

He met Dara Park once again at YG building. He thought when she knew he was an Idol, she would grovel on his feet like any other girl would do.

He was wrong. Again!

Instead, she ran away from him.

Ran away from him!

How strange was that?

Instead of feeling angry when she run away from him, once again, he was feeling amused.

She was like a breath of fresh air.

He ran towards her and he saw her in the arms of Kim Jaejoong.

He didn’t like it. Not a bit.

Maybe you would ask, why?

He doesn’t know it as well.

He tried to get her away from Jaejoong. When Jaejoong decline and took her away from him—not that she was his in the first place, mind you—something ignited inside his system.

Maybe fate was really, really playing a nasty trick on him.

He went back to the studio. An audition for his music video was on-going. He was looking for an actress that fits in the music video

He was frustrated because all the females who tried to audition were lacking of something. It’s either their acting skills were lacking or they weren’t pretty enough.