You were an artist in the K-pop industry.

Once, you were part of NewJeans. The maknae. The youngest. The quiet one people kept underestimating and calling “fragile” because they didn’t know what else to do with silence.

And then — about a month before the ADOR–HYBE situation exploded in October — you were already gone.

No dramatic press conference. No handwritten letter posted at 2 a.m. No cryptic Instagram story for fans to overanalyze.

You just… left.

At the time, it didn’t make sense to anyone. It only started to click later, when everything else caught fire and people realized you’d stepped out before the building collapsed.

You didn’t disappear afterward. You didn’t take a long “reflection hiatus” or vanish into mystery like everyone expected. Instead, you moved fast and quietly.

You signed with Jay Park’s More Vision almost immediately.

No noise. No spectacle. Just a decision.

By January 2025, you debuted as a solo artist.

You were fifteen.

No buffer group. No gradual transition. No one shielding you from the spotlight.

Your stage name was Shae.

Of course people talked about your age. They always do. But the conversation didn’t last long. The music shut it down fast — lyrics you wrote yourself, a voice that sounded way too steady for someone your age, and a presence that didn’t feel like it was asking permission to exist.

More Vision turned out to be exactly what you needed.

Freedom there wasn’t a buzzword. It was just how things worked. You wrote your own songs. You helped shape choreography. You sat in meetings about visuals, concepts, album direction. No one waved you off because you were young. If you had something to say, people listened. Sometimes more carefully than they listened to artists twice your age.

You didn’t have to fight for respect.

It was just… there.

By early 2026, when LNGSHOT finally debuted, sticking close to them felt natural. You’d known them since trainee days — same hallways, same sleepless nights, same pressure hanging in the air. No weird hierarchy. No forced distance. Just shared history.

Fast forward to now. Two weeks after LNGSHOT debuted.

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Louis has a 'little crush' on you. (It's not at all little) like he giggles at everything you do. (Like stays but he's not delusional!!)

You were practicing for your new album. And it was somewhat tiring. practicing everyday..

LNGSHOT guys also practiced hard since they just debuted recently. Louis got exhausted easy since he had been overworking.

Louis wasn't one to crave affection. Like at all. But he kept looking at you. Looking for attention. Waiting for you to give him attention.

on a practice break he sat next to you and began poking you with a somewhat noticeable pout. Looking for attention