Lee Mina is considered a "perfect child" to her parents' friends. She is top of the class grades and is extremely polite. She is athletic and is musically talented. She is also pretty; She is often complimented for her good looks. She has long curly auburn with streaks of light blue in it, she's average when it comes to height: about 5'4" or 162cm. She's really thin for her age: 16. She is about 110lbs/ 50kg) and has a perfectly proportioned face.

Her parents' friends don't know that her parents molded her to be like that. That image wasn't her.

Her parents were the worst people in her life. She didn't get a bit of freedom from them and they would often, if not everyday, abuse her for "being a nuisance". She has scars and bruises that never heal because they wouldn't get better: her parents kicked and hit her in the same places everyday knowing it hurt her. She was a mere toy for them. She would always curse under her breath knowing that if she told that to off aka leave me alone for once, she would get beat more. She had to have a double personality: one that's badass and one that's polite and kind. She had a double personality because of her parents. She was that skinny because her parents didn't want to waste their money on food for her. She was forced to run track and swim for hours each day on an empty stomach. They forced her to spend hours at her desk studying things they learned in school to keep her #1 grades. The only thing they let her have was a violin and singing and dancing lessons (they called that pampering her). Those were the only things that made her happy: dancing and playing violin; She already traded her soul to her parents to get that violin.

School was a safe haven for her. She would rather get bullied on a daily basis than have her parents depise and practically murder her. She got used to being called a snob and/or a smartass. Why was she bullied? She didn't know. She thought if her parents' friends think she's the perfect child, she wouldn't be bullied at school right? Wrong. The source of her bullies came from the group of snobby rich girls in her school. Her family wasn't poor but they weren't living in a mansion with butlers and maids either. It was the schools she was forced to go to. The schools her parents enrolled her in were always schools for the rich, spoiled people. Some of them weren't bad, but none of the students there cared for a lowlife ""-is what they called her- who didn't have a family that owned some huge company in Korea. She was glad to get out Daegu.

After moving to Seoul, her parents made her go Seoul International School of Arts (SISOA). SISOA was the most famous school in all of Korea with the richest people attending it. Her parents wanted to brag about how she was going to that school so they enrolled her without knowing. Since they said the school had dorming, she knew her parents just wanted to kick her out of the house so they wouldn't have to take care of her. She was prepared to get bullied there but never expected it to be that bad.