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 Seoyeon SUMMER Kim
Finally. Finally, I have graduated high school. Finally, I don't have to get up at 6 and go to morning exercises. Finally, I don't have to wear that long, uncomfortable Hanbok. Finally, I can order chicken whenever I want and drink cold sodas. I don't have to be edgy on every Monday because of the cleaning checkup. I don't have to walk around the huge school with my sore ankles. I can use my room alone and have peace and quietness. I can also avoid people that make me feel awkward and mad. I'm so happy that now I can end all these meaningless relationships. Finally, I can enjoy my life better.
Reading back I made KMLA life seem all terrible, but there were some great parts about it, too. I'll miss all the teachers (actually not "all" maybe..), the unique education of KMLA, my room in the dormitory, the ramen I ate with my roommates and classmates, and most of all, friends, especially my classmates I've met during the 3 years, ...... Still, I'm HAPPY!!!!!
I NOW FOUND MY LIFE BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I AM FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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 Jihyun Jeon
Congratulations! I know how much you hated your time in KMLA and now you can finally escape it. ;p I haven't heard much about your post-graduation plans. What are you going to do now? What schools did you get into? I know you probably got into one of the top schools but I am still curious. We might be going to schools in the same region!
┗ Seoyeon SUMMER Kim
I actually got regular Harvard! I can't wait to go and meet other people. I guess I'll enter some city orchestra because I really miss my KMLA Orchestra- oh the memories! I also plan to buy an airplane so I can travel around the world in my gap year. My family opened a lobster restaurant next to our pharmacy, so I'll buy you one whenever you come over. :) See you in America! Maybe we'll go to a pub to drink. Or you can visit my penthouse anytime, just so we can chat together and see the beautiful views.
┗ Jihyun Jeon
Great! However, I'm not sure whether I will have time to do so. I have a year full of schedule, to meet with presidents all around the world. They will take me to the greatest restaurant in their country and I will have a great career. I'm not sure whether I'll like your lobster or not... Sorry about that.
┗ Seoyeon SUMMER Kim
Ouch, that hurts... Forget the lobster then. But you should STILL come to the 22nd waver international alumni trip! Don't forget that we booked the plane ticket for May 1st, Incheon Airport. Europe here we go! You gotta see enough of Europe before getting stuck in Harvard, dude.

*Special thanks to Jihyun, Yeongheon, Minji, and Hajin.

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