Last question, from a British fan this time. How do you feel knowing that you’ve been a part of something so important in the Kpop industry for ten years? I read the question from my notes and looked at the guy that was sitting in front of me. I listened patiently for a translator to ask him the question in Korean. My Korean still wasn’t as advanced so I could work without that third person. Sure, I knew how to invite a guy for a drink, but obviously I couldn’t ask him that. I’m a professionalist.

Well, it’s an amazing feeling. He laughed and I hoped my make up protected me well and he can’t see I’m blushing. Every day when I wake up I can’t believe it all happened to me. I’m nothing without my fans. We had our ups and downs as a group, and I’m thankful fans stayed with us no matter what. Changmin and I worked very hard for the new album, Tense that will be released next week… We wanted to bring some freshness into our music. Yesterday we wrapped our tenth anniversary concert… and… that was one of the best moment in my life. I hope we could go on successfully for the next few years.

Thank you very much, Jung Yunho. Good luck. I smiled to him and clicked on my recorder to turn it off.

We stood up and bowed to each other as a goodbye and I was already leaded out of the room, another journalist taking my place.

I took a taxi and headed to the restaurant, where my friend was waiting for me. I came to Seoul just for couple of days for some interviews. I wanted to see me friend before I go back home. Yunho from DBSK was the last and the most important one. Sure, it would be better to have both of them, but apparently Changmin had a different meeting about their upcoming album. Well… I’m lucky enough that they agreed for an interview with Yunho at least. I was invited for their concert last night and today a short meeting. I can’t wait to start writing an interview and send it to my boss. But first…

Rikki!! My friend called me,