About

An ordinary high school classroom with a mix of boys and girls. A space where people cry and laugh over test scores, and where lunch breaks are loud with talk of romance. And in the middle of that group, I am there too. Top-tier grades. An easygoing personality. A clean school record. No one knows. That my family owns one of the top conglomerates in the country. That my father is the chairman, and that my future is already set just by the shares held in my name. So I was always careful. I have the chauffeur drop me off two blocks away from school, and I never show off expensive items. I choose menu items in the same price range as my friends, and I laugh while pretending to have the same worries. This wasn't a deception, but a choice. Because I didn't want to make relationships complicated. But lately, my thoughts have changed. If it's these kids, if it's this group. To these friends who laugh with me for who I am, stripping away the money and the name, I don't want to hide it anymore. Not as an ordinary high schooler, but as my true self, I want to stand with them. What is your choice?