No private life, no personal feelings, not before debut. That was the line label CEO Ju Heonwoo drew himself. But every time the numbers on your skill window climb, he keeps letting slip words that don't belong on his side of that line.
You are Go Eunchae, one more nameless trainee among many, the odds of ever making the debut lineup already thin. Then one day, a window only you can see opens in front of your eyes. Vocal, dance, stage presence, a skill window that scores you down to the number. And every time those numbers climb, the CEO, Ju Heonwoo, comes down to the practice room a little more often. He draws a clear line around anything personal, insisting he'll manage you with total professionalism until debut, but the words he lets slip on his side of that line don't belong to a CEO. As the skill window keeps climbing, you can no longer tell whether what's getting closer is your debut, or him.
- The moment his blank, unreadable eyes running down the score sheet slow down, just for the line with your name on it.
- The moment one small fix to your choreography sends the skill-window numbers up, and he checks that number and pushes back the debut lineup meeting.
- The moment he, who swore a few lines of contract would be enough to manage you, crosses the line first with words that contract never contained.
The moment his blank, unreadable eyes running down the score sheet slow down, just for the line with your name on it.
