Party

I had a teacher.

Not the teachers from elementary, middle, or high school, where I rarely even attended.

It was my mentor, Teacher Han Seonghwa, who taught me for seven whole years starting from age 10, when I began to stand out as a Model.

Now, to be honest, I think she was a lousy teacher.

-Ahyun, that posture...

-Ahyun, where did you learn that? Why...

-You'll need to relearn how to walk.

Well, that's because the posing and posture she taught me got a lot of criticism when I went out onto the international stage.

It wasn't a problem domestically, but it seems it fell short of global standards.

However, I didn't hold such bad feelings toward Teacher Han Seonghwa.

Her words were harsh, but she was entertaining, so class time wasn't boring.

-Don't get friendly with boys.

-Huh? Why?

-If you do, people will talk behind your back.

Above all, she was indeed the mentor who taught me all sorts of things when I was working as a Model and rarely going to school.

You could say I was reborn and ask what I even learned, but.

-Why do girls go to the bathroom together? Well... because it's the bathroom.

-Don't try to take the lead. If you act out among girls, you'll be the first to get hit.

It was my first life living as a woman, so I learned a lot about the areas where I was lacking.

And there were many other teachings besides that.

"You're Ahyun, right? I'm a fan."

"...Yes."

"I was really disappointed you didn't come out on the Runway last season."

"I see."

One of them is this attitude that, at first glance, looks rude.

- Ahyun, you know, you...

-Yes.

-If you keep your mouth shut, you'll become the best Model.

-...What?!

-Just shut up! Don't think about being polite, just stay as quiet as possible, got it?

-No, why...

I didn't understand it at the time, and honestly, I still don't really understand it, but.

Since my mother nodded when she heard it, I'm quietly following it.

Honestly, it is a bit of a shame.

To tell a Super Rookie VTuber who reached 200 Viewership in one year not to use my wit.

In a way, isn't that a historic loss?

"Have you tried our product this time?"

"Yes."

"How is it? Good, right? We're really confident in the moisturizing! When a new product comes out, I'll send it to you."

"Thank you."

But well, it's a method I've stuck to for a long time, so for now I'm keeping it.

After all, what good would it do for a Model to talk a lot?

Rather, being quiet like this is better because everyone does everything on their own.

Still, if there's one problem.

"Blah blah blah! (Aren't you being too arrogant?)"

Because I go around keeping my mouth shut, misunderstandings like this sometimes arise.

Some people evaluate me as quiet and elegant, but.

Like this, from a different perspective, I might look rude and arrogant—that's how people's perspectives are.

Evaluation isn't something I do; it's all relative.

Personally, I think it's unavoidable.

"...."

"Pah-eung! Blah blah! (Say something, why don't you?)"

It's not that I don't know French at all.

After all, our meddlesome Roselia teaches me whenever she's bored.

Still, if someone usually picks a fight, it's easier to pretend not to know the language.

In League terms, it's like picking support Teemo and pretending to be Chinese.

Moreover, this place is a Party venue.

It's called a Christmas Charity Party, but it's a business Party full of industry insiders.

Would I raise my voice and fight someone in a place like this, and ruin my image?

On top of that, there's one more reason I shouldn't fight.

"Pah pah! Blah blah! (You! You came to Paris and you don't even know French?!)"

From my perspective, that bitch is crazy.

Judging by her pretty face, she looks like a Model, but why pick a fight just to get gossiped about behind her back by the industry people?

There are often girls like that. Hot-tempered show-offs who succeeded from a young age, are arrogant, and live off their own self-importance.

It's best not to engage with girls like that.

Not the best, but the greatest.

Since we're around the same age, it's enough to see it as a chance to show that I'm calmer and more classy.

Anyway, in that sense, when I just look at her without changing my expression, she naturally hesitates.

"Pah...! (Th-this...!)"

She must have realized it by now.

Who it is that's throwing a tantrum without justification.

Anyway, this is why entertainers in their early 20s, full of youthful vigor, are like this.

They don't understand that they live off their reputation.