we come from quite a middle class place.

kim minseok, seventeen years old. she thinks the suburbs aren’t as innocent as they look.

those soulless and boring estates, not loads of money, not poor, just comfortable; the places you don’t hear about.

from the surface, her lifestyle was definitely the epitome of normal - an older brother, a mother, a father, and a loyal german shepherd; a nice, two-story house and a little grass backyard, with two cars; a great boyfriend, great friends, and a great school. she was content and couldn’t ask for more.

she was an honors student, not the best but definitely not the worst in her class. she was captain of the girls’ soccer team, probably the only thing significantly interesting about her life - not that she was complaining. her long-time boyfriend shared her love of soccer as well. she had a good amount of friends and was pretty popular at her school for being a reliable friend, for her soccer prowess, and for being one of the most beautiful girls in town. there wasn’t much to it.

the places where there’s a lot of sitting in your car smoking weed, and a lot of just sitting around in cars because you’re not old enough to drink and there’s not a lot to do.

but her perfect boyfriend suddenly breaks up with her and then her normal life comes tumbling down. her texts are left unanswered, her calls declined, and her sanity slowly crumbling.

the police within our town - they are equally as bored as we are. they don’t have any criminals to chase so they chase after us; kids smoking weed.

in her depressed state, she finds solace in the toned, strong arms of the town bad boy and eventually finds herself in a sticky situation with a really, really attractive police officer.