Scandalous
Description
Taeyeon has been back in Seoul for a week. Japanese promotions have just ended, but SNSD is still working as hard as ever for their Korean comeback.
When her manager informs her that Lee Soo-man would like to speak with her, she becomes curious--and confused.
She soon learns that scandals can lead to something more and that in the entertainment world, they can be very, very dangerous.
Poster made by the amazing MusicChibi, aka, Jewell. :) Thank you, Jewell, you're really quite amazing~
Foreword
Lee Soo-man comes up with a scandal to gain publicity for Super Junior and SNSD. It's harmless, really.
The scandal? Taeyeon and Leeteuk are in a secret relationship.
He knows that Taeyeon and Leeteuk are great actors and will be able to pull this off.
The man never did expect that this simple scandal that he fabricated would blow up into something much, much bigger...
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CHARACTERS:
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KIM TAEYEON
The childish, kid leader of SNSD, Taeyeon is known for her stunning vocals and cute looks. Her love life has never been that eventful, but once the scandal gets put into effect, everything turns around. Needless to say, she is closest with Leeteuk, out of the Super Junior members. The two leaders have always maintained a healthy friendship, but she realizes that this friendship will soon be nonexistent. Relationships get put to the test through this dangerous scandal, and Taeyeon finds herself in a jam.
PARK JUNGSOO (LEETEUK)
The talkative, generous leader of Super Junior, with a heart made of gold. His youthful appearance and personality make him the ideal leader, as he cares for s and other dongsaengs well. Leeteuk has always had a bit of interest in Taeyeon, even if he didn't realize it himself. When the scandal is made official, he finds himself falling deeper for Taeyeon, despite the fact that he clearly is not supposed to. Though the scandal is an act, Leeteuk's acting skills become very realistic, as his feelings change.
OTHER CHARACTERS:
Super Junior, SNSD, the occasional appearance of SHINee and f(x), perhaps. :)
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