Park Shin Hye

Always

A Special Valentine’s Concert

February 14, 2018.

19:00 PM

Ilchi Art Hall

Cheongdam-dong, Seoul

- As seen on the official poster

HALLYU QUEEN PARK SHIN HYE will be holding a special concert on Valentine’s Day. This intimate event is also to be held in commemoration of her birthday which is just four days later on the 18th. 

“The concert is named “Always” as I will always be grateful for the love that my fans have given me over the years and I felt that I wanted to celebrate that love and share that wonderful feeling,” says Park.

“That’s why I chose to hold it in Ilchi Art Hall. I held my 23rd birthday concert at this venue and liked the cozy feel of the place. It really brings you closer to the fans,” the actress continued.

This year also marks Park Shin Hye’s fifteenth in the industry. She has certainly come a long way from her beginnings as a child actress as she is one of the most recognized Korean actresses and endorsers in the world. 

With her career flourishing, the actress is busier than ever. Will she ever consider slowing down?

“Perhaps.” she answers. “I remember that I mentioned in an interview long ago that I’d be married by the time I hit 30,” Park said, laughing. “

Seeing that I’ll be turning thirty next month, I would need something short of a miracle to pull that off,” she joked. 

- Excerpt from an article titled,

“Valentine’s Day with Park Shin Hye.” January 2018

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14 February 2018

16:31 P.M.

MANAGER JUN was pacing nervously in front of the building. Damn those two, he cursed inwardly. This whole secret business was seriously getting out of hand. His heart  hurt to see Shin Hye so miserable that morning when he picked her up. 

It’s almost as if I’m in one of those damn dramas they always act in where the girl misunderstands the boy and the boy is acting like an idiot ignoring the girl, he thought to himself.

A few hours later while Shin Hye was in her final rehearsal for the concert, Jun stepped out on a special errand. 

He checked his watch. It was a little over half past four. 

They’re late, he noted, fuming. If they’re not here in the next five minutes, I’ll--

He didn’t get to finish his thought as a heavily tinted van pulled over to where he was standing and the door slid swiftly open. 

Jun scrambled in and quickly swung the door shut. The van immediately merg