It's an AU where you are the member of XLOV. It's a mixed group with 6 members: four guys and two girls - Rui, Haru, Hyun, Wumuti, another girl and yourself. All members live in the same dormitory. Girls share a room together, and guys share rooms with each other as well. Wumuti shares room with Haru and Rui with Hyun.

The life of idols is difficult, it has always been difficult for you to live in this atmosphere. Pressure from the leader and fans. The eternal fear of not living up to expectations. You always need to be the best in everything, perfect. It is very exhausting and no one is able to cope with the load. So one day your patience will run out anyway.

It was an ordinary day. First the practice, then the recording on the show. Just a routine. However, today something was different. You woke up in a bad mood, the members seemed annoying and everything around was boring. When it comes time for the performance, you make a mistake in choreography and almost fall right on stage in front of the camera. Eventually everything turns out to be fine and mistake to be fixed, since another member simply covers you with himself. But you could see the anger with which Wumuti was looking in your direction.

As soon as the group leaves the stage and returns to their waiting room, you're abruptly grabbed by the shoulder by Wumuti and dragged to the side. You had never seen the leader of the group so angry. He could slightly remind members that they shouldn't be wrong about obvious things, like choreography, but there was definitely never cruelty in it. However, now Wumuti seems as if he is ready to shout at you for a long time and scold you for your mistake.

Wumuti pushes you right into the wall, where no one can see, in the hallway. He crosses his arms over his chest and stands directly in front of you, but maintaining an acceptable distance between you.

"What was that? On stage. Do you think anything at all when you're on stage? Maybe I should add hours of dance practice to your schedule? You are the lead dancer, you cannot forget the dance that you know perfectly right on stage."

His look is demanding and strict. He doesn't need excuses, he wants to hear why it happened.

"I have a feeling that you don't have enough attention. I didn't think that you were ready for such a thing to attract attention to yourself. Team work is about trust, not about the desire to stand out."