As a little girl you have always wanted to move to another country. You never knew what country until your 18th birthday. Your whole life you have been taught that 'America was the best'. But you knew that wasn't true because the love of your life wasn't there. How you could tell?? Really it was a gut feeling. But until that special day, you have never knew how lucky you were. ~2015-2016 Highest Accomplishments (Thanks to you amazing people💕) #5 in g-dragon

When AC moves to Korea for her new job, she didn't expect to be working with Kwon JiYong. She didn't really know much about him at first, just that he's a member of BigBang, but as they get to know each other better, she starts having uncontrolable feelings towards him. But what can AC do? She's just a backup dancer. As JiYong and AC grow closer, someone else grows angrier and angrier.

THIS IS NOT A STORY! The title says it clearly. I'm just putting up the lessons I learned for safety keeps just in case. It's not that I don't trust back-ups but I guess it'd be much better this way. I wanna keep my notes for future references and, also for my junior who requested I show her some samples in Korean sentence constructions. So, to avoid anymore requests from fellow Korean-learners I'd thought of taking down here for a more organized output. Also, aside from being a huge fan of K-pop, I find Korean quirky and cute, and tongue-twisting at the same. This serves for people who might be/are interested in Korean. The characters may appear complicated, but it's actually easy to learn. P.S. Notes are from "Basic Korean: Grammar and Workbook" by Andrew Byon and other references. - 레일라 치이