"Before the World Knew Us" - Pedri González

She was the only daughter of a powerful Korean businessman-raised in a glass villa, surrounded by luxury but starved of warmth.
He was the barefoot boy from the sunlit fields of Tenerife-quiet, grounded, and already dreaming with a ball at his feet.

They met by chance, one summer.
She was six. He was nine.
Just two kids, worlds apart, drawn together by something neither of them could name.

By the time they were twelve and fourteen, the summer had bloomed into something delicate and real-stolen glances, lingering silences, a first love too deep for their age.

Then life pulled them apart.
She became a global K-pop sensation.
He rose as Spain's golden footballer.
Thousands of miles. Endless time zones. Unspoken words.

But feelings like theirs don't vanish.
Not when every stadium roar still sounds like her laugh.
Not when every stage light reminds her of his gaze.

A love story built across borders, guarded by memory, and tested by fate.
Childhood soulmates. Long-distance hearts.
And a question that never faded: Would they find their way back-before the world swallowed them whole?