Choi Sooyoung had been dubbed as Korea’s Prima Ballerina ever since she received her tenth straight standing ovation globally.                 Everything about her exuded grace, elegance and excellence, just as what was expected from a performer of her calibre, from her posture to her mannerisms, from her way of speaking all the way to her possessions in life. She was at the top of the world,

                Life was never easy. Sure, each person had his or her own and each life was unique in a way from the rest. But if there was one thing that every life had in common, it wasn’t always easy to live it. In the midst of all the hoopla and craziness of life, the smallest things begin to matter less and less… and Sooyoung knew that it was what was bothering Hankyung at the moment. He had it all it seemed… but there were consequences.

“Two orders of Beijing fried rice, three orders of pork dumplings, two orders of sweet and sour fish and two orders of noodles.” The waiter announced as he entered the kitchen. Hankyung grinned. “That must be an entire family’s order.”

“Kyuhyun-ssi, why do you have to work?” “It’s… It’s a long story.” Kyuhyun answered softly. The English Literature teacher smiled apologetically. “I’m sorry if it seems like I’m intruding. I just can’t help but wonder why. You’re under a full scholarship and your counselor, Ms. Lee Hyori, told me that your parents take good care of you

I don’t think I can do this for now. It’s too hard being apart from you. I know you asked me to wait, oppa. It’s just that… It’s too hard being apart from you. I know you asked me to be strong for us but… I don’t think can do this for now. Oppa, let’s take a break – live separate lives. Maybe then we can figure out wh