Lets Try
The scene was repeated once more, there was Sulli, alone, in the room, crying. She herself already wondered how she managed to still have tears to cry, how I managed to have the strength for anything. The reason? A forbidden love, but no, not the kind you see in soap operas and movies.
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He entered the room leaving the two of them there in the living room, and in the wardrobe there was nothing left of her, he sat on the bed, thinking about what had happened, she couldn't not come back, she always came back.
Smiling regardless of difficulties is something quite admirable, isn't it? But what about when we have no reason to smile? Just make it your life goal, dedicate your life and your existence to know the main reason for your smile. With Lalisa Manoban, it's not that different. After the death of her parents, Lalisa went to live with her godmother and her daughter, Suzy Bae, a girl with a high nose who is not satisfied with what she has, following her career as a model, actress and singer... her having a different view from her fans, she is judged, as ''jealous''. After Manoban's godmother decides to enroll her in an artists' school without her even suspecting it, Lalisa will have to face several things in her life. Will she bear it? What will happen?
In our society, when a woman gives birth to a girl, that child is referred to the girls' school available in the neighborhood. There she will learn all the subjects considered right for a young girl to learn and will stay away from any contact with her old family and the male sex. In short, the girl will become a complete lady and will have no knowledge of where she came from until the Big Day, where there will be a ball and shortly after a selection for the boys to choose their companions for the rest of their lives. If it is her husband's will, the young woman can go after her family. Unlike females, males do not need to leave their families as soon as they are born. They grow up with the presence of their parents and no one thinks that this is wrong. Well, I think. However, that doesn't mean anything because in our society, what female people think is not important. And everyone agrees with that.
Go Nam Suk and Park Jihyun had something in common; both shared the impossible dream of someday debuting in a YG Entertainment group. The fifteen-year-olds knew they were risking their necks (and their personal lives) when they received the news that they had been accepted into the company, on the same sunny day in 2008. Just two years later, the bombshell; were being tipped to participate in the brand new WHO'S NEXT: FLAWLESS, which would mark YG Family's first unisex group, and which would define the beginning of a new era of kpop. After six years since the WFL, the two best friends and now leaders of the famous Flawless find themselves on a fine line, with a question infecting their minds; how will they manage to maintain their respective privacy surrounded by a news-hungry media?
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(Remastered) Diamonds are legendary, flawless, outrageous pieces. They can mean a thousand things; love, money, desire, regret. In the Korean entertainment world, there are a number of groups whose members are like diamonds. Talented, unique, each as priceless as the next. Some, hidden in the middle of coal, waiting anxiously for someone to value them the way they deserve. However, what would happen if we pitted them against each other? If anyone has a problem, let them have attacks. If there are married couples, separate them. If family is important, attack. Shock them. Scare them. What matters is winning, right? So it doesn't matter who falls in the process. Legends versus nebulae. Gems against stars. Country against empire. Diamond against Diamond.