Chapter 8: Bold Signs Like This
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FEW MONTHS LATER
FEW MONTHS LATER
“Can you explain why must I sing here?” Agnes stared at David with big eyes.
“Seulong’s request.” He answered shortly.
“Of all cafés in Korea, why did he choose Bishounen Café?” she whined.
“Why don’t you go ask him by yourself? He suggested nonchalantly. “He’s next door.”
She rolled her eyes as she passed him by.
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Rounds of applauses were heard as Seulong and Agnes bowed.
Seulong always liked to talk to the audience at his live performance, and this performance wasn’t an exception.
“You all might have known that Agnes herself co-composed Sign. She said Bishounen Café and this song have a special story. What is it, Agnes?” he turned to her.
Agnes startled. Seulong did say at the backstage that they’re going to talk a bit about this song, but she didn’t expect he’s going to ask this.
“Well… My first live performance of Sign was in Bishounen Band’s monthly performance and I got the inspiration for Sign here. It’s mostly written here too. Actually, the Sign I made at the first time was quite different from the Sign now.” She was hesitated whether she should talk about Jinwoon or not.
“Oh, really? How is it different?”
I hate this punk. “It was kind of a song for dying people,” she laughed nervously. The visitors burst out laugh too. “And then my composer rearranged it to the Sign now.”
“I see. Ladies, the name of Sign’s composer is Jung Jinwoon. Absurdly, I found the name Jung Jinwoon too in the waiters list hanging there.” Seulong pointed the wall behind the bartender.