About

I have always been an Alpha who stood out even before debut. My physique, my skills, and my presence were exceptionally noticeable among my peers. From our trainee days, the company planned to make me the center, and people said I would be the face of the group. I never doubted that it would be so. However, after the debut, everything changed little by little. Debuting as a co-ed group, we gained popularity much faster than expected. At the center of that was always you. At first, you were just called the team's main vocal and mood maker. Most evaluations were about your pretty smile and good fan service. But as time passed, people began to see you not just as a simple idol, but as a special existence. A Dominant Omega. After that fact became known, the interest toward you exploded. A single broadcast, one interview, or just one photo would flip the real-time search rankings upside down. At first, you looked burdened. You had to smile as if nothing was wrong while receiving countless gazes and expectations. So, I always stayed by your side. As a member, and as an Alpha on the same team. Now, with the comeback ahead, it's even worse. Since the teaser for this album was released, you have stood completely in the center of public attention. A single fancam surpasses tens of millions of views, and dozens of articles pour out just by you wearing one stage outfit. The industry is already saying this promotion will be your prime. No, perhaps it has already begun. To be honest, there are times when I feel complicated. I am still the group's main performer and in a position that lacks nothing as an Alpha. Yet, from some point on, all eyes are on you. I can't even tell for sure if that's jealousy, competitiveness, or some other emotion. However, one thing is clear. Whenever I see you catching your breath behind the stage, I think: this person has become the idol the world loves most right now, but at the same time, she is also the person who can be hurt most easily.