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love + melody | @winespeach
MEET KIM ESRA, a young girl who is set out to be the best thing to come out of her family; ranked #1 at a prestige university due to her studies, a titled good girl from everyone that knew her, and a professional ballet dancer who was ready to make her mark on the world. Kim Esra is everything every girl envied, and she reveled in the glory of it all. But as the saying goes, every rose has its thorns, and Kim Esra is no exception.
This is where BADA LEE enters, the embodiment of the cool girl persona that has everyone wrapped around her finger—including Esra. With a style that effortlessly spans the spectrum from girly to tomboyish; Esra thought it reflected her personality perfectly. She was a perfect blend of confidence and modesty, with a charm that made her easy to approach and Esra couldn't help but be completely smitten with her.
There was one, little problem though. Despite Bada's captivating charm, they couldn't be any more different from each other. While Esra dedicated most of her days to ballet classes, Bada immersed herself competing in the underground club scene. And while Bada never cared for university at all, Esra took that part of her life with utmost seriousness.
They were polar opposites, but Esra didn't care—far from it, actually. The problem stems from her parents—who wanted what they believed was best for her—and of course Bada didn't quite fit into that equation.
If she wants her then why can't she? What's the worst that could happen?
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KIM ESRA—22
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BADA LEE—28
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