Light Switch - For ONEUS RAVN

Introduction

Once upon a time, there was a set of triplets. 

Okay, correction, there were twins. And me. 

I was just a family friend. But I can't remember a time without Dongmyeong and Dongju. 

We knew everything about each other and we wouldn't trade anything in the world for it. We had never changed our friendship, and none of us had ever dated anyone, especially between the three of us. We had all we ever wanted. 

As we grew older though, Dongmyeong went on to Produce 101 and The Unit. Dongju and I grew closer... Dongmyeong grew further apart. Then RBW Entertainment was Dongmyeong's home. And it seemed that even Dongju lived there too since he spent lots of time with his brother. 

After a while, they both became trainees and I suddenly felt alone. They were all I knew. With the new-found time I had on my hands, I became determined. I trained on my own for hours after school, dancing, and training my voice. I was insistent on staying with what I knew.

I didn't tell the twins about my training for the longest time. Until my dad died. He was someone who had always taken care of me when my mom was at work or having a bad day. I was so close to him and it caused me to break down completely. I felt as if I couldn't do anything. My hope in my future was lost. I had almost expected him to be there my whole life. I didn't know what to do and I couldn't focus on anything.

The twins saved my life.

They found out about my training and watched the videos I had recorded of my voice and my dancing. And after watching them, Dongmyeong practically ran out of the house and Dongju pulled me out the door after him. 

The next thing I knew, I was sitting in the RBW headquarters, facing the CEO. I couldn't keep up with what was happening but the only sentence I caught from his mouth was. "I'm putting her in my new girl group."

Does he think I'm already good enough to be in a girl group?

Once I came to grips with what I was hearing, more changes came. Being a trainee was perfect. It really did what I hoped it could. I was finally able to work on my performance in a real-world setting and get my mind off the troubles that had never left my mind since my dad's death. 

Thanks to the CEO, I was also able to hang out with the twins whenever I wanted to. He found out about our history, and my current situation, and together the three of us had permission to hang out with each other and the other trainees.