Translator: MarcTempest
Editor: AgRoseCrystal
Chapter 631
[Concerto for Two Violins]
The violin piece composed by actor Seo-jun Lee was still loved by many people even after four years.
It was also a piece that anyone who learned violin would want to play at least once.
There were many cases where it was arranged for other instrunts such as piano or guitar.
There was a question that anyone who liked this piece would think of at least once.
Who was Bin, the one who played the second violin?
-Jason Moore?
=Then they would have written Jason Moore.
=And the style doesn’t feel like Jason Moore.
-Isn’t he a friend of Seo-jun? A violin major student from Yeoul Arts High School or Mirinae Arts High School.
=22 He plays so well, maybe it’s him?
-It’s been four years and they still don’t know who he isㅎㄷㄷ
=If I were him, I would write Bin on my forehead and walk around.
=22 He really brags everywhere.
-He must be famous by now with that skill. Any guesses?
=But if he does it as a hobby, we can’t know who he is.
=With that skill, as a hobby??
=Seo-jun does it as a hobby too.
=Oh.
Not only in Korea, but also abroad, there were many people who were curious about Bin’s identity.
“But he’s an eight-year-old kid?”
As his colleague reporter said incredulously, Cooper spoke with a serious expression as if to persuade him.
“Think about it. He was 12 when he beat 18-year-old violinists and won first place. You heard it too. He plays well even compared to the category 3 entrants. No, that’s not it. It’s amazing that a 12-year-old’s performance can be compared to adults’ skills.” Ɽ𝙖
Cooper talked enthusiastically, spitting saliva.
“Then he must have been amazing when he was eight! And you know, music is a field where you have to decide your career early. Young geniuses are rare, but not impossible.”
“…Well, that’s true.”
The colleague reporter also had so young geniuses in mind. Among them was a Korean violinist, Se-ah Kwon, who had changed her career to film music.
‘Co to think of it, she was also related to Seo-jun Lee.’
He was distracted for a mont and then ca to his senses.
“Then what are you going to do?”
“I have to ask him first. If Subin Kim is Bin. If he is, I’ll interview him.”
“What if he’s not?”
“Well, I can’t help it. It’ll be a little embarrassing and that’s it. But I have a good feeling. I think Subin Kim is Bin.”
Cooper shrugged his shoulders and took out the business card of Subin Kim’s father, Hee-sang Kim, without hesitation.
***
“Already?”
Seo-jun opened his eyes wide.
During dinner, Hee-sang Kim, who had received a phone call, told them what Cooper had said. Benjamin and Jason Moore also listened with interest.
“How did he find out?”
“Right. I thought the fans would find out…”
“Cooper is a fan of Seo-jun.”
‘Aha.’
They all nodded in agreent.
“The fans did find out.”
They all laughed at Jason’s words, and Seo-jun also smiled.
“I didn’t know he was a fan. And I didn’t expect him to find out so quickly.”
It was just after the awards ceremony, and he had been playing with Subin and was just having dinner.
Soohee Choi, who was eating with a satisfied expression, moved so fresh salad to Subin’s plate and asked.
“So what did you say?”
“I said yes. He asked if it was okay to interview him, but I said I’d think about it.”
They all nodded at Hee-sang’s words.
“Do we have to do the interview?”
“It depends on the situation, but I think it’s good to do it once.”
As Jason Moore opened his mouth, Hee-sang and Soohee listened carefully.
“Obviously, there will be a lot of curiosity when Bin’s identity is revealed, and the reporters will contact us a lot to find out. Isn’t that the case in Korea too?”
“Yes.”
Hee-sang and Soohee nodded like students listening to a lesson.
“If we tell the story beforehand, it will solve so of the public’s curiosity, and we might suffer less.”
“That makes sense…”
Of course, there would still be reporters who would co, but there would also be many who would just copy and paste.
“If we do the interview, they will probably ask mostly about the story with Jun, so it would be better to decide how much to tell.”
“That’s true. Seo-jun, can we ask Da Ho and Kings Agency for help?”
Hee-sang nodded at Benjamin’s words and asked Seo-jun. Seo-jun readily answered.
“It’s okay. It’s related to , and it’s Subin’s thing.”
“You’re filming in Ohio tomorrow. I’m worried it might interfere with your work.”
Seo-jun was going to Cleveland, Ohio, which was about two hours away by plane from New York, tomorrow morning. The [Over the Rainbow 2] crew had already left and were probably busy preparing for the shooting.
Seo-jun smiled and said.
“It’s okay. I have Tae-woo hyung.”
If Tae-woo heard that, he would have frozen.
***
The next day.
Ohio, Cleveland.
The Kings Agency staff, manager Tae-woo Choi, and actor Seo-jun Lee all arrived safely at the accommodation where they would stay while filming in Cleveland. As soon as they arrived, Tae-woo, who didn’t rest for a second, took out his phone.
“Then I’ll contact the crew and let them know we’ve arrived!”
“Haha. Take it easy. Take it easy.”
The Kings Agency staff and Seo-jun smiled at the sight of Tae-woo walking stiffly.
“Director Ahn isn’t here, so he must be nervous. He could relax his shoulders a bit.”
“Right.”
If Tae-woo heard that, he would have cried, ‘If I make a mistake, I could ruin the shooting…!’
“Jun. Should I contact Director Ahn?”
“No. I’ll do it.”
Ahn Da Ho was in New York now.
He said it was a good opportunity, and told him to work on his own for a few hours, and left Tae-woo in charge and went to support Subin’s interview.
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