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"Uh, bro, where are you going?"

"uh."

"Where are you going?"

"... ... "I have some business to run."

"Shall I go with you?"

I immediately shook my head.

A slightly sullen expression crossed my mind, but I can't do anything.

The reason I left in the first place was because of Choi Seung-ha.

I guess he thought he was becoming close with me, but he kept talking to me, so I desperately needed some alone time.

I roughly picked out some clothes from Seong Haeon's closet, put on a black hat, left the dorm, walked blindly down the street, and entered a private cafe that seemed quiet.

Jallang!

The door opened with a light sound.

I put my bag in a corner where no one passes and headed to the store.

"Please give me a cup of Americano."

"Your payment has been completed. "I'll give it to you right away."

I quickly sat down with a cup of coffee in my hand, took out my laptop from my bag, and opened it.

'I'm glad it's not locked.'

As soon as I searched for Lite On on the portal site's search engine, information related to the group began to appear.

"... ... hmm."

As expected, Light On had discontinued their first album and did not continue their activities.

Light On's first title song, .

"... ... "Let's take a listen."

I put on my earphones and pressed the play bar.

After listening to it, the song itself was chosen quite well.

The familiar retro atmosphere is subtly added to the trendy and rhythmical sound, creating a good harmony.

Familiarity means that it has already been verified by the public, so even though it has a fast beat, it is a song that feels comfortable to the ear.

To put it bluntly, it has a strong mass-produced feel.

So it's not enough to make you burst out in admiration, but it's enough to elicit a reaction like, 'It's okay?'

Of course, if you only look at the 'melody'.

The problem is the 'lyrics'.

To explain the process by which lyrics are generally fixed, references containing the desired mood are passed on to several lyricists.

It is common to select only the parts you like and finally complete the lyrics.

The same goes for choreography, where choreography is outsourced to several choreographers and only the parts they like are selected and completed.

Of course, famous lyricists and choreographers often complete their works alone.

However, there is only one lyricist for this title song.

I was so curious as to who on earth came up with these crazy lyrics that I googled the name of the lyricist.

In an instant, my eyebrows furrowed.

"... ... hmm."

At this point, I'm starting to wonder if the agency really had any intention of making this group successful.