Superstar From Age 0 - Chapter 1143



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Monday morning.

Seojun, who had finished the important event called the commemorative event, greeted the morning with a light heart.

From today on, I just need to focus on school and my next project. The pop-up stores and events for the commemorative event that will continue until the end of June will be managed well by Cocoa Entertainment and the companies in charge.

“hmm.”

Seojun scratched his cheek as he thought about Cocoa Entertainment.

January and February were spent preparing for Seojun’s birthday, March was spent dealing with the accident, April through June were spent preparing for the anniversary event, and finally, until the end of June, the anniversary event. I think it was probably the busiest and most hectic six months of my time working with Seojun.

“I should suggest giving a lot of bonuses.”

Vacation too.

There’s no specific schedule until the filming starts in September, so I’ll be able to get some rest. Of course, there’s a graduation ceremony in August, but that’s just a piece of cake.

‘It would be okay to take a few weeks off like in a foreign country.’

Seojun, who thought about that and did some light stretching, left the room to eat breakfast.

After a while.

Seojun, who was eating breakfast and getting ready to go to school, looked at his phone. He saw that there were a lot of messages piling up on Banana Talk, and it was the orchestra group chat.

>Our article is out! (link)

>Oh! My name is there too?

After looking into it, it seems like there were articles about the units posted.

The day of the commemorative event was filled with stories about Seojun and the commemorative event, but today there were also a few stories about the orchestra.

Of course, articles about celebrities like Professor Benjamin and Jason Moore appeared immediately after the video was released.

>I even wrote down all the contests I won awards in.

>Oh. My picture… … .

>Why did you have to use that photo… … .

Perhaps because they are musicians who have a lot of extracurricular activities such as competitions and concerts, it seems that it was easy to find related information, as articles with photos and biographies of the members were often seen.

Some of the members even shed tears at the sight of their own photos taken at odd angles.

>Aren’t we going to get interview requests like this?

That could really be the case.

How did you get involved in the orchestra, how did you practice, what was it like with Seojun and famous musicians, etc. There will be a lot of questions you want to ask.

>Then it’s a big problem. It’s because I’m not good at speaking.

>Me tooㅠㅠ

Seojun smiled and sent a message to the members who were both happy and embarrassed to suddenly receive people’s attention.

Okay!

>Thank you, brother!

After that, we briefly talked about what happened the day before.

A member who watched the video with his family from midnight, a member whose younger sibling fainted after seeing Seojun’s autograph, a member who went on a tour of the commemorative event with his friends, and even a cellist who hit back at a classmate who had taunted him by asking, “Why are you doing that?”

The group chat was filled with laughter.

***

Seojun headed to Hanyang University on time for the first lecture.

Of course, I went to school diligently during the past month when I had orchestra practice.

‘The professor, Jason, and Dmitry came too.’

When the orchestra wasn’t practicing, we would go sightseeing together here and there, and one of them was Hanyang University of Arts, which Seojun was attending.

It was because I was curious about the best art university in Korea that Seojun was attending. Also, I knew Professor Benjamin among the professors in the music department at the university. As it was the best art university in Korea, it was not strange for a musician who was active in the world to be a professor.

>Jason: /6 o’clock today?/

They say even a tiger will come if you call it.

Seojun smiled and tapped his phone at Jason Moore’s message.

yes that’s right./

We decided to have dinner together today, because Professor Benjamin, Jason Moore, and Dmitry were leaving Korea tomorrow.

‘I wish you could stay a little longer.’

I’ve already been in Korea for over a month and I have plans for the future, so it’s hard to stay any longer.

Still, Seojun was happy that all three musicians seemed to have had a fun and satisfying time.

“Senior!”

“hello!”

Seojun, who was putting his phone away, raised his head when he heard someone calling him.

As I got closer to the acting building, I naturally let go of my hat, and the juniors who noticed it approached me with their eyes sparkling.

“Hello, good morning.”

When Seojun greeted them with a smile, the corners of his juniors’ lips went up even more.

“I went to the commemorative event shopping district yesterday!”

“I also watched the sunrise broadcast!”

“I saw it too! And I bought and ate food made with your recipes!”

Seojun headed to the classroom with his chattering juniors.

The acting students in the classroom also welcomed Seojun.

“I saw it at the Han River and the drone show was really cool!”

“I couldn’t sleep at all after watching drone shows from other countries.”

“It was really good for my ears.”

Seojun laughed and said thank you to the outpouring of admiration. He felt proud to hear that everyone had fun.

The students also laughed along with Seojun’s actions.

Who else can have a conversation this comfortably with Lee Seo-jun?

It would have been difficult if they had not been in the same school, in the same department, and taking the same classes.

‘Monday morning lectures were originally hard work, but… … .’

If I had told you that Seojun was there, it would have been a different story. Moreover, since it was an acting class, I could see Seojun acting right in front of me during the practice time.

Monday blues? What the heck. It’s just so good!

“Final exams are next week. Check everything.”

……ah.

The faces of the students who had been smiling brightly suddenly froze.

It was already final exam period.

‘It’s the last exam for college students.’

Seojun thought as he wrote down his exam schedule on his phone.

‘Unless you take a certification exam, it’s rare to study and take exams like this anymore, right?’

Life is full of things similar to exams in that you have to prepare hard and wait for the results, whether it’s an audition, a hit or a project, etc., but taking an exam as a student feels a little different.

‘Let’s work hard.’

Last exam as a student.

Seojun, as always, decided to do his best.

That evening.

Seojun, Kim Soobin, Professor Benjamin, Jason Moore, and Dmitry gathered for dinner.

Among the restaurants I visited here and there for a month, this was one I wanted to try again before leaving Korea.

“/bon appetite./”

As expected from a Korean restaurant, the table was filled with main dishes and side dishes. Every single one of them looked delicious and satisfying just to look at.

“/What are you all going to do when you all get back?”

We shared stories while eating our favorite dishes from a small pot of rice.

In response to Seojun’s question, both Jason Moore and Dmitry naturally answered that they would prepare for the concert.

“/I’ll definitely go see it when I have time./”

“/me too!/”

“/Then thank you./”

Dmitry and Jason Moore laughed at Seojun and Kim Soobin’s words.

We talked about the orchestra, and also about Seojun and Kim Soobin.

“/Then you can graduate just by taking the test, hyung?”

“/Yeah. That’s right./”

Seojun nodded to Kim Soo-bin’s question.

As is customary with college schedules, the semester ended once the final exam was over.

“/When did you say you would start filming your next project?/”

“/It starts in mid-September. After the exam, I’ll start preparing in earnest. Of course, I’ve been practicing continuously./”

Seojun answered Jason Moore’s question.

As I’ve spent time with musicians over the past month, we’ve often talked about their next work.

“/Hasn’t the title been decided yet?/”

Professor Benjamin asked.

“/Yes. The director and Hwa Film are discussing it, but they haven’t found a suitable title.”

“/Then are we going to do it as is, hyung?/”

“/Probably not. That’s a bit too direct./”

Everyone nodded to him.

“/Well, the title ‘Piano’ is somewhat predictable./”

As Jason Moore said:

The temporary title for Seo-Jun’s next film was [Piano].

“/On the other hand, it would be an interesting title if the ‘P’ in piano didn’t even come out… … ./”

Seojun smiled faintly at Professor Benjamin’s words.

Certainly, it would have been refreshing in its own way if a movie titled [Piano] didn’t feature a single piano.

But unfortunately, the next work was supposed to feature a lot of piano.

Moreover, the character Seo-Jun played was a pianist.

“/Jun is a pianist… … ./”

“/I wonder what kind of movie it will be./”

“/Is there going to be another one like Over the Rainbow?/”

Seojun laughed at the expressions of the musicians who looked interested.

***

Two days after Benjamin and his party returned to the United States.

Seo-jun, who was studying for his final exams, went to Hwa Film upon receiving a call from Director Kim Soo-han.

“Brother Junseo!”

“Seojun.”

Seojun found Han Junseo standing in front of the office building, as if he was about to enter, and called out to him with a bright smile. Han Junseo, who turned around, also smiled brightly and greeted Seojun.

“But do you know why Su-han called you?”

“No, I don’t know. Hmm. Maybe they finally decided on a title for the movie?”

oh.

Maybe so.

Although it’s said that a movie title can be decided before making a poster or publishing a promotional article, it’s better to decide it early.

When I entered the office with Han Jun-seo, it was empty except for a few employees.

Perhaps it was because everyone was busy traveling around the country looking for outdoor filming locations that fit the piece well, building various sets and props, and collecting songs that fit the piece.

“Hello, Seojun. Hyung Junseo, welcome. Hyung Suhan is in the conference room.”

The employee who noticed Seojun and Hanjunseo smiled and pointed to the inner conference room.

Seojun, who handed him the coffee and dessert he bought (‘Everyone, have some of this.’, ‘Wow!’), headed to the conference room with Han Junseo.

“What, you two came together?”

As always, director Kim Soo-han greeted the two actors with a bright smile.

“We met in front of here.”

“I bought coffee and cake.”

“Oh! This looks delicious!”

After eating the dessert and coffee that Seojun bought and talking briefly about the commemorative event (‘My doctor still hasn’t found a happy ending.’)

Director Kim Soo-han opened his mouth.

“The reason I called you today is because of the piano.”

“yes.”

“uh.”

The two actors listened.

“Junseo, I think you need to change your character settings a little bit.”

“My character?”

“Settings?”

Han Junseo and Seojun’s eyes widened at the unexpected story.

Director Kim Soo-han quickly reached out his hand.

“It’s not that important of a setting. We’re just adding one more device to make it more plausible. The script will also change just a little bit.”

Han Jun-seo, who was blinking at him, asked.

“What is the setting?”

Seojun also listened.

What kind of setting is it that Kim Soo-han is trying to change?

Kim Soo-han’s serious voice was heard.

“Just step on one leg. Not too hard.”

……huh?

“I usually limp a little bit, but when I’m conscious of it, it’s difficult, but I can walk straight.”

… … Huh?

Seojun’s expression became strange at the setting that reminded him of ‘someone’.