Peninsula: My mentor Kim Tae-yeon

"Sakura, this long post was unnecessary, wasn't it?" Su Xia suddenly said after a while.

"What short essay?" Kim Tae-yeon leaned closer and saw the handwritten Korean essay on the phone screen, instantly triggering related memories.

"Oh, that's it." Kim Tae-yeon suddenly realized, "She pushed herself out to draw attention to herself."

Su Xia immediately understood.

"No wonder. I was thinking that responding now, or writing a long post, would just make me a sitting duck and get yelled at. I should have just played dead. Turns out it was intentional."

"Fans and casual observers need an outlet for their emotions because of Coachella. While remaining silent might reduce the heat, it's better to channel the emotions than to suppress them. It's far better to create a target for emotional release."

"So, is this Hybe's idea, or Sakura's own?" Su Xia asked.

"Half and half," Kim Tae-yeon thought for a moment. "Hybe's PR department is just so-so, but they have a standard plan for these kinds of things. It's just that if Sakura doesn't want to, the company won't risk ruining a top-rated person by forcing her to be the target."

"Why would she do that? Wouldn't it have been better to just play dead?" Su Xia asked, puzzled.

"But someone always has to step forward. She's been in the industry for over a decade and is still the eldest member of the group. There's a lot of dirt on her that you can dig up. Maybe based on that, she stepped forward." Kim Tae-yeon isn't Sakura, so she can only guess.

"A remarkable character!" Su Xia exclaimed with approval. People who are willing to sacrifice themselves always deserve respect.

"Sakura's personality is indeed quite good," Kim Tae-yeon nodded in agreement.

"Whose personality is bad?" Su Xia asked abruptly.

"You." Kim Tae-yeon wasn't fooled and answered instantly.

"Then I know, other celebrities besides me." Su Xia didn't care that Kim Tae-yeon said he had a bad personality, because he knew he himself was bad.

Hehe~~

"I won't say," Kim Tae-yeon shook her head decisively.

"If you won't say, then it means it's true." Su Xia looked at Kim Tae-yeon with a smile. "Tell me, it's just the two of us here, I won't tell anyone else!"

"I won't tell!" Kim Tae-yeon said firmly. "Don't even think about it."

"Just one, I'll just say one!" Su Xia said, holding up one finger. "I'm so curious, tell me already!"

"Alright then," Kim Tae-yeon said hesitantly, her face full of doubt, but a smile appeared in her eyes.

"Tell me quickly!" Su Xia said excitedly, oblivious to the smile on his face.

"She's a female celebrity, her surname is Kim."

"Kim? Kim Chae-won? Kim Min-ni? Kim Min-jung? Kim Min-chi?" Su Xia rattled off several female celebrities with the surname Kim.

"You've got all of the Five Constants... wait, where are Kim Qiu-tian and Kim Ji-won (Liz)?" Kim Tae-yeon noticed the key point.

"Ahem." Su Xia coughed lightly. "You know, I've been a fan of Fu for ten years, so of course Qiutian-senpai and Lizi aren't included."

"You were a die-hard fan last month, and you've switched allegiances this month?" Kim Tae-yeon said to Su Xia with disdain.

"Well, there's nothing I can do about it, the chestnuts are just too delicious," Su Xia said with a smile.

When I first saw Liz, she was chubby, but after watching more of her videos, I saw her successfully lose weight and reach a new level of beauty, successfully winning over a certain beauty enthusiast.

Not to mention that Liz bears a striking resemblance to that old friend, and liking Liz gives Su Xia, the lawyer, a thrilling feeling of righteousness and evil mixed together.

In conclusion, to sum up.

Liz, you're invincible!!!

"Not a fifth-generation group," Kim Tae-yeon said, shaking her head.

"I only know one fourth-generation girl group, BLACKPINK. It can't be Kim Jisoo, right? I don't believe it," Su Xia said, looking at Kim Tae-yeon suspiciously.

You can say that Sister Xiuxiu is bad, but you can't question Sister Jisoo's character. She is the ultimate otaku who was followed by the mastermind behind the alphabet room for months and couldn't find any dirt on her.

"It's not Jisoo, and it's not a fourth-generation girl group."

"I don't know the third generation, but the second generation... Kim Hyoyeon?!" Su Xia's eyes widened instantly, as if she had stumbled upon some huge piece of gossip.

He has already imagined a million-word novel about Girls' Generation's internal discord, its fragmentation, its division into factions, and its battle for supremacy.

"It's not Hyoyeon." Kim Tae-yeon still smiled.

"Who is that? And who else do I know with the surname Jin?" Su Xia was dumbfounded.

Who else could it be?

Kim Tae-yeon looked at Su Xia with an air of composure, a faint smile playing on her lips.

Su Xia was taken aback, looking at the smile on Kim Tae-yeon's face, and tentatively said, "Kim... Kim Tae-yeon?"

Snapped.

Kim Tae-yeon immediately snapped her fingers.

"You got it right!"

"!!!"

Su Xia's face turned green.

"You son of a bitch!"

"You can't swear!" Kim Tae-yeon glared at Su Xia with wide eyes.

"You! You son of a bitch! Fuck!!!"

Su Xia was furious.

He actually spent so much time guessing, only to find out it was Kim Tae-yeon herself?

"Just tell me if I'm wicked or not," Kim Tae-yeon asked cheerfully.

Su Xia stared at Kim Tae-yeon, her face flushed with anger. From this perspective, Kim Tae-yeon was indeed quite wicked, making Su Xia furious.

Su Xia was furious, while Kim Tae-yeon was overjoyed.

What could make a teacher happier than giving a good beating to a rebellious student?

Hehe~~

Kim Tae-yeon glanced at Su Xia, whose face was ashen, and became even happier.

"Brother Su, what's wrong?" Sun Haotian's voice rang in my ears. "Did you lose money on stocks?"

"No." Su Xia took a deep breath and composed herself after being teased by Kim Tae-yeon.

"I was just annoyed by someone."

"Oh, why are you angry? Anyone who's angry with my brother is an idiot," Sun Haotian said with a grin.

The smile on Kim Tae-yeon's face vanished instantly.

Su Xia smiled and gave Sun Haotian a thumbs up.

"Haotian, you're right."

The smile won't disappear, it will just shift.

"Hmph!" Kim Tae-yeon glared at Sun Haotian and turned away in a huff.

Su Xia looked at Sun Haotian with a smile.

"Why are you at the station today?"

"My mom arranged a blind date for me with a girl. We were supposed to meet at Shui Mu Sui Yue (restaurant) at noon. I figured it was right next to the law firm, so I might as well come and work half a day."

"Wow, that's great," Su Xia said enviously.

Sun Haotian didn't clock in because he didn't receive a salary; he was just there to register his internship. The institute didn't care whether he came or not.

Su Xia couldn't do it; he was receiving his salary from the law firm.

"Great? You want to go on a blind date too?" Sun Haotian said in surprise.

Su Xia glanced at Kim Tae-yeon, who had her back to him, and shook his head, saying, "What I said is that you can come if you want, and you don't have to if you don't want to."

"Why go on blind dates? Whoever wants to get married can get married!"

Su Xia dismissed this with disdain.

"That's right!" Sun Haotian agreed wholeheartedly.

"What if the person you went on a blind date with was Liz?"