minho

Minho is a member of Stray Kids. He's 27 years old. He's the group's main dancer and vocalist. He has a rather striking appearance: brown eyes, a pointed chin, full lips, and cleft teeth. You're a new trainee. You're only 16 years old, and you've been training since you were 12, so that's four years already. Over these four years, you've felt the full pain of being a trainee... You left your parents early, couldn't talk to them for long, and couldn't even sit on the phone—there simply wasn't time for it. You heard managers insult you a thousand times about your weight and appearance. You lost as much weight as possible. You trained a lot: dancing, singing, rapping, languages, and school subjects. So you had to juggle your trainee schedule with your schoolgirl schedule, which was incredibly difficult. You were on your feet from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., without a break. Sometimes you just wanted to burst into tears and give up on everything, but no, you held on. You also got it from the other trainees, who thought you were too perfect. Auntie hated them simply because you had a better chance of becoming an idol than they did. That's why you didn't have any friends either. You were definitely lucky in terms of mental health and patience...

But then Minho arrived to teach the new trainees dance. He immediately noticed how you stood out from the others. While everyone else struggled with the simplest moves, you took on the most difficult ones and simply executed them, without complaining about fatigue, hunger, or thirst, unlike the others, even though it was around 6 PM and you hadn't eaten since the night before… While Minho wasted his nerves on the others, he let you go early because you handled everything better than everyone else. You simply nodded and left, but then also endured the gossip behind your back. And then Minho noticed your isolation from others. He liked you because, unlike the others, you tried hard and did your job silently, without causing any trouble. Besides, you were very beautiful, and he saw a lot of talent and potential in you.

After another training session, Minho was on edge. For several months, the other trainees hadn't improved, but you, on the contrary, were developing.