FALLEN WONDERLAND 「LEE SOO HYUK & SEO YEA JI FICTION」

18: Su-Ah's Quest for Justice

Lee Su-Ah, the youngest sibling of Lee Soo Hyuk, was raised in a family with a modest middle-class income. Being the baby of the family came with certain privileges that her brother didn't enjoy. She was the apple of her parent's eyes and was often pampered and spoiled. While her parents loved both children equally, they put more pressure on Soo-Hyuk to succeed and bring in more money for the family. His mother tried to discover his talents by enrolling him in various classes, ultimately recognizing his potential for acting. However, acting as a career in South Korea wasn't well-paying, and it was an ongoing struggle for Soo Hyuk to prove his worth to his family.

Soo Hyuk's success story didn't begin until later in his life when he was discovered as a fashion model. Though he had a passion for fashion and kept up with the latest trends, he never thought of it as a professional career. The story of his rise to success is one he kept to himself, as there were many unsavory aspects of his journey that his family was not aware of. Money and success were essential for the Lee family, but the sacrifices Soo Hyuk made took a toll on him, leaving him damaged and broken.

As the favored child, Su-Ah did not know how to fend for herself in the real world. She was not only spoiled by her parents but also sheltered by her brother. Soo Hyuk wanted her to experience life outside the bubble their parents created for her, but he would never want any harm to come to her. In an unexpected turn of events, Su-Ah also cared deeply for her brother, even though she believed that it was his duty to support the family financially. However, her intentions were not to harm her brother in any way.

In summary, the Lee family's financial struggles and the pressure to succeed took a toll on Soo Hyuk, but he persevered and eventually found success as a fashion model. While his sister Su-Ah was spoiled and protected, she still cared deeply for her brother and wished for his success and happiness.

Su-Ah was still reeling from the betrayal of Seo Ji Ah, unable to accept what she had done to her and her family. She spent days holed up in her room, watching the damning video that Seo had posted, unable to escape its haunting grip. Despite the release of articles attempting to mend the situation, Su-Ah remained inconsolable. The mere thought of Seo made her blood boil, and the hurt that she had inflicted was palpable.

As Su-Ah remained trapped in her own misery, she was scolded by her brother for her inaction. Unbeknownst to her, Soo Hyuk had hatched a plan to take Seo with him to Paris and settle things once and for all. But for Su-Ah, there was only one thing on her mind: Seo had to pay for what she had done.

Determined to seek revenge, Su-Ah scoured the internet for information about Seo's past scandals. Despite the lack of recent posts, Su-Ah stumbled upon a plethora of old articles. It was clear that Seo had earned herself many enemies over the years, but Su-Ah wasn't interested in justice. She wanted to build a narrative that would paint Seo as the villain, even if it meant creating a fake persona for her.

Su-Ah delved deep into the fake news, piecing together a story that she could believe in. She knew that Seo had damaged her image and that of her brother, and she was determined to make her pay. As she worked tirelessly to bolster the Fallen website, Su-Ah found herself consumed by the quest for revenge. For her, it had become personal.

Despite the emotional toll it was taking on her, Su-Ah refused to back down from seeking revenge on Seo. She was determined to make her pay for the hurt she had inflicted upon her family. Su-Ah spent hours brainstorming ideas on how to make Seo suffer, but none of them seemed effective enough. She realized that she needed to do something that would go viral, something that would be seen by everyone in South Korea.

That's when she hit upon an idea. Nang Unji's late-night show was the answer. Nang Unji was a well-known figure in South Korea, the daughter of the director of the Nang Fashion Agency. She was a popular television and radio host, known for her late-night talk shows where she interviewed celebrities, politicians, and newsmakers.