This is a sequel to the one-shot "The Signature." Note: - If the dialogue is bolded, that means that whatever's being said is being said in English.

With Dari in the army and no new songs to promote, Dalmatian needed promotion. So they have Day Day become one half of a couple on the show We Got Married.  The woman to be his wife is Livia Jung, a German-born, newly debuted singer. Neither were born or raised in Korea, but both have found their way into the country's music world, despite all the things working against them. Now, they are "husband and wife," and must get through new challenges while work

Andrea's had to learn the hard  way that life can be unfair, and she's had to learn it over and over it seemed. In the hardest time of her life, she refuses to accept anyone's help. But maybe he's not just anyone.   NOTE: Some liberty has been taken for this story. It won't follow what has actually occured, but there will be some similarites.

Quick one-shot to help with my writer's block.

Yong Hye's always been happy. She has the perfect life, perfect fiancé, perfect everything. But because she's always been handed things that made her happy, she's a little unconventional. She wants to see how things are outside of her own little bubble.  But when the world comes to her, instead of the other way around, she realizes just how hard being completely happy with her life could be.

Gwen Koch and her family have moved to Seoul. She doesn't know anyone, and doesn't really want anyone to know her. The move wasn't her choice, and she's bent on making a point of showing that she doesn't want to be there. Her parents enroll her in a school close to their home, and they even go so far as to ask a neighbor and fellow student to walk with Gwen to and from school.   Her plan is to shove everyone away, but Choi Seunghyun, the student that is to walk with her to