Every senior had talked about it in the past, and now it was going to finally be my year: SENIOR YEAR. Of course, you could say I was excited, but truthfully classes in general were just the same, with the exception of Senior Camp of course! I looked around to see my boyfriend Changjo and my friend Sohyun’s boyfriend walk towards our table, all of us taking our usual spot in the cafeteria. Everyone knew where the cool people sat, and didn’t want to interfe

I had been with my boyfriend, Chunji, for five years. We had been secretly dating, without the knowledge of fans or his managers knowing as well as not telling our parents either. Whenever Chunji was asked if he has or had a girlfriend and for privacy reasons, he had always said that his fan base we all his girlfriends. Over time, we shared many memorable moments together-such as picnics together and movies at night that led to a mini sleepover; however Chunji often left early to a

Being a trainee under TOP Media, I was chosen to have just about everything- I could sing, I wasn’t the ugliest duckling (according to my mum anyways, who was very strong against plastic surgery, especially the part that it is very painful), and my studies showed that I was a top student in just about everything. What did I lack exactly? Just one thing. Dancing. How was I going to improve? Train more in dancing? Or get a private

*lalalalalala, hey! Lalalalalala, yeah! Lalalalalala oh baby, you got me crazy* I got up from my desk, reaching for the top of my dresser, my phone ringing loudly before I managed to pick up.   “Yobeseyo?”   “_______, my parents are out! And I’m hungry!”   Aigoo, this boy. I guess I have to cook something, right?

Somehow managing to make my way into the boys change rooms, it was empty, everyone else using the other change rooms that were closer to the oval. Changjo pulled me all the way here, claiming that it was ‘closer’ to the class we had for Biology and as everyone girl would, I made my way towards the female change rooms. Seeing as I was female. Duh.