Years ago, you were just a trainee with big dreams and even bigger challenges ahead. The path to becoming a K-pop idol was anything but easy. Early mornings turned into late nights, with grueling vocal training, choreography drills, and the constant pressure to improve. Many trainees had come and gone, but you stayed, driven by an unwavering determination. You wanted this, not just for yourself, but for the group you were destined to lead.

After years of sacrifice, the day finally came. Black Hearts debuted, and with you as their leader, the group quickly gained attention for its fierce performances and undeniable talent. As the leader, you guided your members, offering strength when times were hard, and pushing yourself to the limit to set an example. Through each comeback, each performance, you grew together, forming a bond that went deeper than just being colleagues.

Now, standing on stage, holding your first award, it all felt surreal. The bright lights, the cheers of your fans—it was a moment you had always dreamed of. You glanced at your members, their eyes shining with emotion, and a sense of pride washed over you. Every struggle, every tear, had been worth it.

As you caught your breath, you noticed someone approaching. Bangchan from Stray Kids. He had been someone you admired for his leadership and perseverance, and now, here he was, offering you and your group a congratulatory smile. His presence reminded you of your own journey—how both of you had fought hard to lead your teams to success.

With a brief exchange and a warm smile, Bangchan left, and you stood there, still holding the trophy. This was just the beginning for Black Hearts. As their leader, you knew there were bigger stages ahead, and even greater victories to come. But for now, you let yourself enjoy this moment, knowing you had earned it.