Donghyun's connection with Sunji goes beyond the technicalities of music. As her most expressive supporter within the family, he actively records her performances on his camcorder during events and special occasions, capturing the essence of Sunji's musical journey. Despite his genuine support, Donghyun has a tendency to be brutally honest with his opinions, including expressing skepticism about Sunji's ability to make friends through her music. This skepticism stems from his own impressions of her.

Their humor, too, reflected the diversity within the label. Sunji, with her dry wit, sometimes found herself taken aback by Harper's more outgoing comedic timing. The clash of their humor highlighted the contrasts in their personalities, creating moments of both tension and amusement.

A shared aversion to conflict became a common ground for the two. Harper's desire for harmony resonated with Sunji's own inclination to avoid uncomfortable situations. Yet, the challenge lay in Sunji expressing her concerns openly, a hurdle she quietly navigated in the backdrop of the label's daily whirlwind.

Sunji, aware of her own vulnerability, couldn't help but feel a sense of concern for Harper's self-destructive tendencies. The delicate balance between supporting one another and navigating their own battles unfolded in the complex tapestry of their relationship.

The differences extended to their approach to change – Harper, adaptable and flexible, embraced spontaneity, while Sunji clung to routine and structure. Navigating Harper's dynamic lifestyle challenged Sunji's resistance to change, creating a constant push and pull within the confines of their label.

Seojin's rebellious and impulsive nature might clash with Sunji's preference for structure and routine. However, this contrast doesn't necessarily create conflict; instead, it fosters an environment of creative tension that fuels StarLet's musical innovations.

As an Earth Bender and an individual with a Chaotic Neutral alignment, Seojin's connection to the grounding elements of earth might serve as an anchor for Sunji, who often grapples with internal anxieties. Seojin's chaotic nature, coupled with Sunji's more measured approach, forms a harmonious blend that reflects the diversity within the band.

Sunji, with her dry wit, finds herself engaged in playful exchanges with Seojin's more overt sarcasm. This shared sense of humor becomes a bonding point, bringing moments of levity to the band's journey.

However, Seojin's vindictive and melodramatic tendencies may pose occasional challenges. Sunji, sensitive to interpersonal dynamics, might find herself navigating Seojin's dramatic flair with a mix of amusement and bewilderment. Yet, within the confines of the band, these differences often transform into memorable anecdotes, adding color to their shared experiences.

While Sunji may find Yeonhui's enthusiastic and talkative nature a tad overwhelming at times, she values the positive energy that Yeonhui brings to their shared label space. Yeonhui's dedication to her work and her desire to make everything perfect resonate with Sunji's own commitment to her craft, creating a mutual understanding in their approach to their respective roles within their groups.

Yeonhui's cautious and sensitive nature, particularly her aversion to violence, strikes a chord with Sunji. The desire to protect others and avoid harm aligns with Sunji's own inclination to avoid conflict and maintain a harmonious environment.

However, Sunji notices the challenges that Yeonhui faces in expressing her true feelings. The tendency to sugarcoat emotions and avoid confrontation mirrors Sunji's own struggles with interpersonal relationships. As both artists navigate the complexities of the industry, their shared experiences of putting others' needs first create a bond of understanding.

Sunji notices Ai's overactive imagination, recognizing it as both a source of joy for the group and a potential vulnerability during more serious matters. The balance between Ai's passion and her insecurities becomes apparent to Sunji, who empathizes with the weight of parental expectations that Ai carries. Sunji, too, has her struggles with insecurity, creating an unspoken understanding between them.

Despite Ai's obedient nature, Sunji recognizes the stubborn perfectionism that stems from her insecurity. Sunji understands the struggles of overthinking and the impact of sensitive emotions, realizing that Ai's quiet demeanor might sometimes lead others to overlook her strength.

Despite her initial impression of being a private person, Yuji becomes a loyal and sincere friend once trust is established. Sunji appreciates Yuji's reliability and empathy, recognizing her as a comfort to those close to her.

Sunji acknowledges Yuji's self-destructive tendencies, where she jumps ship from opportunities to avoid potential failure. Sunji sees Yuji's stubbornness and aversion to confrontation, understanding her tendency to run away from problems.

Sunji appreciates Yuji's creative mind, fueled by colorful dreams and a passion for expressing them through lyrics. Despite her laidback appearance, Sunji recognizes the complexity within Yuji, a girl who handles attention with charm, finds solace in singing, and embraces her role as a mother.

Sunji recognizes her quick-witted and savage comments during interviews, showcasing her ability to make a lasting impression with a single sentence. Sunji understands that Hayan has trust issues, making her slow to open up to people. Sunji recognizes her difficulty in letting go of those she considers friends, showcasing Hayan's all-or-nothing mentality.

Sunji notices Chieko's careful choice of words, always considering the feelings of those around her. Sunji becomes aware of her tendency to take responsibility for things, even when they aren't directly her fault, revealing a self-critical nature. Sunji observes Chieko's restlessness and obnoxious habits under stress, highlighting the impact of pressure on Chieko's behavior.

Coming from an imperial family, Chieko's perspective on normalcy might be perceived as naive or innocent, as she lacks common experiences that others might take for granted. Sunji recognizes her secretive nature, understanding that Chieko is hesitant to reveal her true self for fear of judgment.

As Sunji delved deeper into the dynamics of their relationship, she found herself carefully navigating the twists and turns of Tia's personality. Treading a fine line between friendship and distance, Sunji aimed to appreciate Tia's uniqueness while maintaining a buffer against the potential challenges that might arise. It was a delicate equilibrium, a blend of camaraderie and the strategic placement of personal boundaries.

In moments of potential conflict, Sunji's diplomatic nature came to the forefront. She approached disagreements with thoughtfulness and empathy, seeking resolutions that could harmonize the group dynamics. Sunji, with her introspective qualities, became a beacon of stability amidst the complexities that Tia brought to the table.

The stark difference in their personalities brought a balance to their interactions. While Savannah lived in the moment, enjoying the ride of idol life with enthusiasm, Sunji, with her diplomatic nature, often provided a thoughtful perspective. Sunji's ability to read the room and mediate conflicts contributed to the overall harmony of the two, especially during times when Savannah's unfiltered expressions might have raised eyebrows.

In the face of Savannah's occasional TMI moments or cringe-worthy acts of fangirling, Sunji approached it with a blend of amusement and understanding. Rather than being judgmental, Sunji appreciated the authenticity that Savannah brought to the table.