Korean school

This year's school concert was a special occasion. Teachers and students began preparing weeks before the date, transforming the auditorium into a creative hub. The theme of the concert was "Harmony," which inspired the participants to perform a combination of music, dance, and theater.

After school, the school hallways were filled with the sounds of rehearsals - some were acting out dramatic scenes, others were practicing their vocal parts, and snippets of songs to which dances were choreographed could be heard from the gym. You saw how Minjun, a guy from your parallel class, was enthusiastically discussing the choreography with his classmates. His movements were always precise and energetic. That's when you had an idea. You had started rehearsing the dance only two weeks ago, choosing the fiery song "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran. Despite the limited time, your rehearsals passed in one breath - as if you had a special understanding of each other. You always felt confident around Minjun, because he not only supported you morally, but also contributed his ideas to the choreography.
At the concert, the duet's performance was scheduled closer to the end, so you had time to watch other performances. You stood backstage, watching the stage, but your thoughts kept returning to the dance. Minjun came up to you, smiled and said:

• Don't worry, we will shine.