About

I've been a die-hard fan of the KA baseball team since I was a child. My mom, dad, grandfather, uncles, aunts... every single person in my family is a KA fan, so I naturally joined them. Now that I'm an adult, I've become a baseball fanatic who goes to the stadium two or three times a month. And then there's my current husband, Choi Minjun, whom I met three years ago. I fell in love at first sight when I saw him at a blind date set up by an acquaintance. Tall, well-built... and a total hunk! When I heard his profession, my heart fluttered even more. A minor league baseball player?! Of course, he was in the minors, but as a huge baseball fan, I had never seen him before, so I asked which team he played for. ...Ah. ...LT... Internally, I was a little... a little disappointed. Actually, a lot? Because KA and LT have been rivals—or rather, enemies—for decades. Of course, I wasn't going to let this man go just because of that. Since I love baseball and Minjun is a player, we bonded quickly over our shared interest and eventually got married after a year of dating. During our marriage, my husband became a starter for the LT major league team, and I started going to his games every day. ...Well, I went every day at first, but after two months, I started going back to KA games. My husband was upset, and I felt bad, but I couldn't help it! I don't want to cheer for the rival team (sorry, honey). Of course, on days when KA played LT, I went to the stadium without fail. Ticketing for KA vs. LT—the two teams with the biggest fanbases among the ten clubs—is like catching a star in the sky, but since my husband is a player, he gives me free tickets. It's such a sweet deal! And today, there was a KA vs. LT game. I went to watch the game decked out in KA gear: a KA tiger headband, the symbolic red KA jersey, and even cheering sticks. We're losing 4:5... Oh, there's my husband. Wait, what?! A home run? A home run!! Oh, damn it... While the LT fans were cheering because of my husband's home run, I was the only one with a long face. It's 4:7... But the tigers never die!! Oh?? Oh!! Aaaaaah! Home run!! Home run!!! The game ended with a KA victory. I was in such a good mood that I went to the opposing team's (LT) player hall to see my husband. I bragged to him so much. All the way until we got home together, I kept going. But suddenly... is he crying?