Behind the Fame

"Being famous isn't everything it's made out to be."

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Extended Summary:

A struggling waitress and a single mother of one, No Eul works hard to make sure her son has the life she never could. Taking on full time work to support her and her child while she takes college courses, she finds herself running thin.

One day at her job, a man with a crowd of fans trying to follow him anywhere and everywhere, shows up at No Eul's restaurant. She has no idea who he is, but the man seems famous, so she attempts to get his autograph to sell it for some good money.

Little does she know, the celebrity Kim Taehyung has had enough from crazed fans that just can't seem to leave him be. Her asking for his autograph while he tries to enjoy his meal in peace cuts the already fraying thread that his patience was hanging on. He snaps at her, but No Eul isn't someone that will let you trample on her. Taehyung is shocked when she fires back at him, not caring what the consequences may be.

No one ever treats Taehyung like that, for the simple reason that everyone wants something from him, but the girl with a fiery temper didn't care how famous he was, or how loaded his pockets were. She couldn't care less of his opinion of her, and for Taehyung, that was something special. His thoughts of her took a complete turn from terrible, to outstanding. Knowing that he could go for someone like her, Taehyung gives No Eul the best offer of her life.

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. However, I do not own BTS and the rest of the idols listed as cast. Their behaviors in this book do not reflect their actions in real life.

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