Maybe

Description

Maybe my eyes were directed at him too intently. But I wasn't stalking, honest. He didn't seem to believe me.

Foreword

Tian-Yu Evans (21: born January 1, 1990) has had her whole life figured out since she was seven years old. Attending Stanford Medical School, she's visiting South Korea over the summer with an internship at the Main Branch of Seoul National University Hospital. In her spare time, she is either out on the streets playing guitar and singing, or working at Starbucks cafe.

Her outward personality is generally quiet and introverted, respectful and independent. The side she keeps to herself is sarcastic and edgy, usually only shown when she's around close friends. She prefers to hide her feelings rather than express them. However, she is very straightforward with her thoughts and won't hesitate to say what she believes in. She is often compassionate to a fault, but it is this strength that pushes her foward as an aspiring doctor.

She has a passion for the piano, guitar, singing, and music in general. She also enjoys art and photography, as well as journalism and traveling. Her weaknesses are food and sleep, but she tries to stay away from the latter. There are always dark circles under her eyes from lack of sleep. 

Tian-Yu is 3/4 Chinese and 1/4 European. She's a pretty, slender girl at 165 centimeters tall with dark, mid-back length hair. She has clear skin, an oval face, and never wears make-up. Her defining feature are her almond shaped eyes that are dark blue in color (they bring a lot of unwanted attention).  

She meets Jaejoong one day when he is submitted into Seoul National University Hospital due to an accident that tore his left knee ligament. Things get out-of-hand from there.    

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clive23 #1
Hi I must say I am usually a fan of asian romances and dramas, trust me I've seen some of the sappiest korean dramas and movies and fallen in love with them. But I was extremely disappointed to find out this story is an act of plagiarism. Please pay more respect to other people's work, it is extremely disrespectful and degrading when someone steals another's work. Writers spend a lot of time and effort putting their thoughts and emotions on page, and as the public we have the responsibility to uphold the originality of the writer's work, unless they give us permission to do otherwise. Please consider this and think through on what you have done and I hope the next thing you do with this story will be made with your conscience.
fizzylizzy #2
Hi, I am the original writer of this story. I'm not posting here to curse you to the depths of hell, but believe me, I've thought about it. I don't really know how to approach this situation at all. Quite frankly, I'm dumbstruck as to how someone could have the temerity to exploit someone else's work and think that they could get away with it unscathed. You probably will, because this is the internet and I can't do anything to you other than express my hurt through writing. What cruel humour.<br />
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I was genuinely shocked, angry and sad when I saw this. This story may be lighthearted and simple, but that does not lessen the absolute abhorrence of plagiarism. It saddens me to think that there are people like you out there, destroying the essence of online writing communities. A writer's work, whether or not it may seem so, is incredibly personal. I feel vulnerable and exposed when I post my stories, but I do it anyway because of my passion for the institution of literature and the intimacy of community. I would expect that as a reader and as a person, you'd respect that.<br />
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I hope that you'll remove this story, but just know that you have effectively ruined a part of my passion for writing. Do you think I'm overreacting? Trust me, I was surprised at how deep this cut too. I wish I could say more to you and I wish I could get to know you so you could tell me why you did it or do it, but you've taken up enough of my time already.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Liz
arezou #3
You KNOW you didn't write this. The original writer has been informed, and while you did put your own spin on the story to make it longer, the direction and particular conversations between the characters do not belong to you. You plagiarized, no matter what you think, and if you had any shred of decency, you will remove the story. GET RID OF IT NOW.
shybabenicole92 #4
sounds like plagiarism...<br />
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try get your own ideas rather then copying others ~