#Inside jyp building long office table how to

While we were both busy in our normal lives, distance crept through our friendship. Snow had been busy the past few months with school, and a new job he had spoken about. Hey! I just wanted to let you know I'm officially in Seoul! We just met up with the CEO in the JYP building.Ī response didn't appear immediately, which wasn't necessarily odd. I fell behind the line, sliding my phone out of my pocket to send a quick message to Snow. 'Allow me to show you around the building.' She starts, pointing out to different rooms. Kim, the same lady that had escorted us up here was awaiting us outside the door. 'I shall see you girls later today after you've met the boys. 'I'm very excited to see you girls work with my boys.' He says in broken english, then steps up from his chair. Thank you, for giving us this opportunity.' I say. The boys will be meeting you after their practice later this evening.' Kim to give you a tour of the building, since you'll be around here a lot for a bit. 'The boys are excited to meet you all.' He smiles widely, clasping his hands together in front of him.

The members of their kpop group had come up with the idea. 'He thanks us for agreeing to the collaboration, and that the members of Stray Kids are the ones that came up with the idea.' I explain quietly, as the words sink in. 'I would like to thank you girls for agreeing in this project with us, our artists in Stray Kids spoke highly of you guys, which caught my attention.' He stops, allowing me to translate to my friends. 'Welcome to JYP.' He rolls his chair next to the desk, getting a clear view of us. Tension filled the room, and anxiety settled in my body, the man finally smiles. The man looks up at us from his computer screen, furrowing his brow as he took us each in. We each thank her, then step inside and face the CEO, sitting at his desk. 'He's awaiting you girls.' The woman says to me before opening the door, allowing us to step inside the office. We remain silent as we make our way in the elevator, up numerous floors until the door opens, and we follow along the woman until we stand in front of a dark wooden door. The outside structure seemed so gloomy, but the inside was like a fancy hotel lobby.

#Inside jyp building long office table how to

'She's taking us to the CEO's office now.' I alert the girls, feeling bad of how everything must feel odd around them without knowing how to understand Korean. Follow me, I shall take to to his office.' She says in Korean. 'Welcome to Korea ladies.' She speaks in english, her accent pulling through the words. 'SOLAR.' A woman calls out to us, taking us out of our hunt for the boys. I caught Hannah gazing around, trying to spot them again. My throat tightens as we step inside the doors, officially in the entertainment building.Īlready, the boys were nowhere to be seen. Lets go!' She loops her arm around mine, and takes steps closer to the entrance, rushing to follow the mysterious boys that had just walked in. 'I take it back.' Hannah's eyes widens, as she turns her stare at me, her eyes squinting with a hidden smile under her mask. They walked into the building's main entrance, almost in a hurry. Three boys, wearing awfully stylish clothing, ears pierced and hats. 'I'm hungry, Tris, not desperate for romance in a foreign country.' Hannah playfully rolls her eyes before turning her stare at something. 'Are you meaning actual snacks, or hot men?' Tris adds, making us all laugh. 'Do you think they have snacks in there?' Hannah asks. Here we were, about to step into a big entertainment company in Korea to work on a collaboration with artists under this label. 'Holy shit, is an understatement.' Hannah chimes in.Ī hidden smile appears on my lips. Hannah was next in line, then came Tris as the taxi drove off, leaving us here alone. 'Holy shit.' Claire whispers, taking a step next to me while she stares in awe at our surroundings. I clutch at the strap of my handbag tightly, sucking in a shaky breath from under the mask that covered my mouth and nose.Īt the very top of the skyscraper that was held in front of us, was written in three large letters.

We now stepped outside the taxi that had driven us from our Hotel, to our destination. Each one of us had been getting along so very well, we would consider each other as sisters, destined to be brought together to fulfill our dreams alongside each other. It was such an odd feeling, hanging around with people I considered as my closest friends. Everyday we found ourselves in the studio, or accompanying each other at one of our houses to write and brainstorm ideas for our plans as a group.

Days had turned into weeks, then two months went by in a flash.