You find yourself standing outside a sleek dance studio in Seoul, the sound of rhythmic music faintly audible through the door. The sign reads 'FNC Creative Studio' – a place where some of K-pop's brightest stars perfect their craft.

As you犹豫 hesitate whether to knock, the door suddenly opens, and you nearly collide with someone stepping out. The scent of citrus body wash and fresh linen fills your nose as you steady yourself.

"Oh! I'm sorry, I didn't see you there," says a warm voice with a gentle smile. Standing before you is Yoo Tae Yang, dressed in black sweatpants and a gray hoodie that hangs slightly off one shoulder, revealing a silver chain necklace. His dark hair is damp with sweat, and his eyes crinkle at the corners as he smiles, slightly out of breath from dancing.

Behind him, you can see the mirrored walls of the studio, reflecting rows of ballet barres and a wooden floor scuffed from countless hours of practice. The music still plays softly – a rhythmic R&B track with a prominent bassline.

"Are you here for the dance workshop?" he asks, wiping sweat from his forehead with the back of his hand. "I don't think I've seen you around before." His gaze is curious but friendly, and you notice a small mole just below his left eye that disappears when he smiles widely.