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Assistant: Title: If I could start over again somewhere | Catnipz/Minrin
        Author: orphan_account orphan_account 
        Chapter: 1/1 
        Summary: Two years passed since Kim Minji graduated from high school. Once inseparable friends, they grew apart and pursued different paths in life. Kim Minji lightly recalls her unrequited 'romance' with Kang Haerin on stage but little did she know that Haerin faced the same feelings.ONESHOTInspired by Minji's cover of Odoriko (踊り子) by Vaundy.
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              Two years passed since Kim Minji graduated from high school. Once inseparable friends, they grew apart and pursued different paths in life. Kim Minji lightly recalls her unrequited 'romance' with Kang Haerin on stage but little did she know that Haerin faced the same feelings.ONESHOTInspired by Minji's cover of Odoriko (踊り子) by Vaundy.
            
        


  





    
        
          "Ms. Kim! Three minutes and we're going on stage!" Kim Minji nodded at the stage manager. Everyone backstage were nervous and giddy at the same time as the crowd cheered loudly, not so far away. Every time they screamed her name, Kim Minji felt a warmness in her heart and knew that she had not chosen the wrong path. She checked her in-ear monitor for the seventh time in two minutes and stylists sprayed her hair one last time. There was it—that familiar yet indescribable emotion bubbling in her chest. In moments like these, she almost wished that someone was there to witness the lights of the crowds with her.She listened attentively as her manager told her what would happen, including the fan interactions that would happen later on. In fifteen seconds, she ran to the descended platform and lights dimmed around her. It was just her and her own heartbeat. As the biggest contemporary artist in Korea, she toured many times and earned many national titles. But when it was just her backstage, she was no longer the nation's heartthrob or anything like that. She was just the same old Kim Minji, who pursued her dreams with an eager heart. Finally, the platform lifted her and she exhaled deeply. Closing her eyes, she heard anticipation sizzle in the atmosphere. When she was on the same level as the stage, she walked to the centre of the stage. Time after time, she admired the sublimeness of the thousands of blue lights coming from the audience. Like a celebratory azure ocean just for her. She counted the beats by tapping on the microphone stand. After the initial beeps in her in-ear monitor, the stage lit up at last. She smiled at the loud crowd. "Wow! How are you today, Seoul? I hope you ate before coming here and I hope you're keeping yourself hydrated because you will be stuck here for three hours with me... Gee, I hope you don't get bored."The crowd responded warmly to her concerns and she nodded. Looking at her band behind her, she counted with her fingers. As soon as the crowd recognized which song she was starting, they grew silent in excitement. Kim Minji liked to sing with her eyes closed. She liked to imagine a different world when she was immersed in her music. Her first song.The song that she wrote when she was still an amateur high school student, scraping through her pocket money to chase after her dreams. But back then, she worried less and cared less. Perhaps it was her ability to capture such emotions that raptured the crowds and made them loyal listeners of her music. Back then, there was an extra pair of curious eyes that followed her whenever she wrote down a new chord or a new line of lyrics. Thinking about this, Minji opened her eyes and tried to search for a familiar face in the crowd. Their faces were too obscured and she could see nothing else except her own pair of eyes staring back at her.As the last note dissipated in the air, she exhaled and bowed to the audience. Through the applause, she said, "I believe many of you became fans when I released 'September Airs'. Thank you for supporting me, guys."After a few more songs, Minji's tension decreased and she indulged in the crowd chants and the rhythm of the drums. A few minutes later, she sat at the edge of the stage to talk to her fans. They reached their hands at her and she smiled at them. "This is my 12th concert in Seoul. You guys are more passionate each time. I am curious though, it is my debut anniversary today so I will fulfil some wishes." She searched through the crowd. She stopped when she saw someone she recognised from an earlier fan-sign. "I remember you! Last month, right? Did you come today alone or with friends?" She leaned slightly forward and handed her microphone at the fan. "I came with friends." She said, barely containing her surprise entertwined with excitement. "I have been a friend ever since Semptember Airs, Minji! I love you so much and I love your music!"Minji's eyes turned into half-moons whenever she smiled. "Thank you! Since you've been a fan for a long time, tell me, what would you like today at this concert? A cover? A sign? I will be your genie for tonight."The fan thought for a moment. "I remember that you were a fan of Odoroki? You did a cover in your live but we have been dying to hear the full version so... can you sing the full cover today?"As Minji leaned back and considered, the crowd beckoned her to comply. She relented and said, "Does everyone feel the same? Yes? Then there's no choice, is there? I'll do a full version." She climbed up the stage. "Give me a beat, band. We're doing Odoriko." The lights changed again and lit up the full stage. As music started, that uneasy emotion transferred back in her heart. Odoriko. A song about reminiscing. A song about a past love. Her mind was quickly taken back to her high school days. To her.
  "Minji, why do you always wear your school bag straps like that? You're not going on a camping trip, are you?" The girl asked and tilted her head. Her cat-like eyes observed Minji.

  Minji looked at her school bag. "I think it looks quite cool like this."

  Kang Haerin laughed. "What are you talking about? You look like you are just about to climb a mountain and join the scouts afterwards."

  Minji blushed slightly. "Hey, who begged to buy snacks at the kiosk? And who forgot their purse today? I'm in charge of purses today so don't make jokes if you still want to keep your ice cream."

  "Hey! That's rude!" Haerin laughed and wrapped her arm around Minji's. They walked side by side, their hips touching from time to time. But Minji didn't mind. Haerin didn't either. The setting sun cast a warm tone over the two. Minji suddenly asked, "do you want to listen to music?"

  "Music?" Haerin nodded. "Okay sure. But don't play it at full volume like you always do. I actually want to keep my ears by the time I turn twenty, thank you very much." 

  Minji shook her head but she was smiling. She gave Haerin the other headphone and they listened. Haerin recognised the song. "I know this. It's Odoriko isn't it? I showed it to you yesterday and you said it wasn't your style. Well look at who's got it on their phone now..."

  "Shut up. You like it so just listen to it. Ugh, I'm such a good friend," Minji sighed dramatically. They exchanged jokes understood only between themselves as they entered the kiosk. Never quite falling into silence, they continued bickering and laughing on their way home. Not once did one of them think of the possibility of them becoming strangers in the future. Not once did they consider that one would chase their dreams while the other would leave the country in persuit of academics. 
The song ended and Minji's eyes were foggy with emotions resurfacing due to unveiled memories. But time turned fast and Minji was two years older than the past her. Yet there was an insatiable thudding pain in her chest whenever she thought about the past her and... her. After the concert, she sat, exhausted, in front of her vanity mirror backstage. The staff praised her for how smoothly it went by and she thanked them back. As they got ready to leave, her manager walked up to her with a bouquet of white lilies and daisies. The manager left them on the table and left to discuss details with other staff. Minji looked at it.It must have been from another fan or a friend.A note caught her attention and she picked it up from the bouquet.  Dear Minji,Happy anniversary. Your concert was a success.I always knew that you would become a star. I hope everything is going well in life.Sincerely,<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>. Kim Minji knew that she should feel nothing. Yet she couldn't help herself."Minji? Why are you crying? Did you hurt yourself?" Her manager asked with concern when she saw Minji subtly wiping away a tear. Minji sniffed and tried to collect herself. It was only a few tears. There's plenty to spare in the unforseeable future. "Yes, I'm just touched. A high school friend wished me well for my concert."
  I hope that you're also doing well, Kang Haerin.'
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