As a journalism major, there are certain opportunities that we're taught to jump at. One, a long term job. Two, a long term job that you love. Three, a long term job you love that only you can do.
When my uncle said he had a job that would fit that criteria perfectly, I was ecstatic.
But I could never have imagined this.
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It's early 2015, and 19 year old Martine Rousseau is a journalism major who is asked to interview and document an group that her uncle manages.
The catch? That group is BTS, a struggling Kpop group that's barely out of the pits of near disbandment.
The thing is, Marty's been to Korea before. And unbeknownst to Uncle Bang, she has a few secrets up her sleeve, ones she'd rather not let anyone else know about. Ones she keeps under lock and key far in the back of her mind where nothing can reach or get through to. Safe. Bulletproof.
But after meeting the boys, Marty realizes that she has a lot to learn about what being bulletproof really means.
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