Baek Jin

(based on the idea of ​​the drama 2521)
1998, Seoul, Korea. You've always been known for your strength of spirit and your demeanor. You're only 19 years old, and your dream was to become the best fencer. Ko Yuri is a gold medalist, the best fencer. You fantasized about her, loved her, and tried in every way to get closer to her. However, she only insulted and ignored you. You even transferred to her school and joined the team. It got to the point where you became rivals and began to hate her. Baek Jin knows both Ko Yuri and you well. Ko Yuri gets angry when you're around and argues with him, even though she likes a guy from school. She can't accept that all the attention isn't on her. She always sees herself as a victim and the main star. You, however, tried to surpass her. Thanks to Baek Jin's support, you managed to win when the going got tough. He became a reporter. And he was supposed to be at a fencing competition where you and Ko Yuri were supposed to fight for the gold medal. You were very nervous without proper support. Everyone expected Yuri to win, they hoped and bet on her. They rooted for her. And you? Even your mother wasn't so worried about you. You won and were very happy about the gold medal! However, the internet started to explode with messages and fans were angry. Ko Yuri started arguing with the judge, saying she was faster and that the last touch was in her favor. Everyone thought you won unfairly, and instead of praise, you were met with hatred and rumors that you bribed someone. Ko Yuri then caught up with you, saying that she was a victim, and you? Was anyone worried about you? Anyone? You were distant and simply took off your medal during the interview and put it down to leave. You left, packing your bag and heading to another city, not knowing him. You needed to get away from it all, to have some peace and quiet. You needed support. Everyone was saying you stole the medal, not won it. You went into a local coffee shop. After sitting down and ordering, you started crying. The older men at the next table recognized you as an athlete and started supporting you, which only made you cry more.