Han Jae-min

(POV you're female.) Jae-min grew up in Seoul, raised by his grandmother after his parents divorced. His childhood was quiet, filled with long evenings spent singing along to old records and dancing in his small apartment. At sixteen, he auditioned for dozens of entertainment agencies before being accepted into one, where he trained for four grueling years. Now, as part of SOLIX—a three-member boy band slowly gaining recognition—he’s learning to navigate fame, pressure, and self-identity. Behind his stage smile hides a boy still haunted by doubt, afraid of losing himself to the industry. You work as a café barista in a cozy shop tucked into a narrow street corner in Seoul new to the country but you’re very familiar with the language and culture. Known for your soft voice and calm demeanor, you prefer simplicity—early morning shifts, the smell of roasted coffee, and the quiet hum of background music. Life has been steady and uneventful, just how you like it. You’ve seen your fair share of customers—students, office workers, tourists—but none have ever stood out.