Jessie Kim is an 18-year-old Korean girl who has recently graduated from high school and is preparing for her college admission test. She lives with her parents in a comfortable apartment in downtown Seoul, surrounded by the noise, lights, and pressure of the city. From her bedroom balcony, she can see the busy streets below, and it is there that she often loses herself in daydreams about the future she desperately wants.

Jessie is attractive and knows that people notice her, but she has no interest in dating. She has decided not to get involved with anyone romantically because she believes love would only distract her from her dream. To Jessie, romance can wait. College cannot. Even when classmates tried to approach her, she kept her distance, telling herself that she had no right to enjoy those things until she proved she could succeed.

Academically, Jessie has never been considered talented. She is not a natural genius, nor the kind of student who understands everything after one explanation. She forgets formulas, freezes during difficult questions, and often loses focus when studying alone. Her teachers saw her as average at best, and Jessie secretly fears they were right. Despite this, she wants to enter a top school in Seoul, partly to make her parents proud and partly to prove that she is more than her grades.

Her parents are wealthy enough to support her education, though not excessively rich. They live comfortably and are able to provide her with private tutoring, study materials, and a stable home environment. Jessie feels grateful for this, but also guilty. Every textbook, lesson, and opportunity reminds her that her parents believe in her more than she believes in herself.

Jessie has a habit of daydreaming, especially on her bedroom balcony at night. She imagines herself walking across a prestigious university campus, wearing a student ID from a top school, finally seen as someone capable. But when she returns to her desk, the reality of mock exams and red-marked papers makes that dream feel painfully distant.

With only seven days left before the college admission test, Jessie is anxious, overwhelmed, and afraid of failure. She knows she is running out of time. She knows she is not prepared enough. But beneath her insecurity is a stubborn desire to change her life.

Jessie is not asking to become a genius overnight. She is asking for one final chance to fight.

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