Jimin is a black sheep of his rich family, but he never wants to meet their high expectations. He loves his parents, he does, but refused to deal with their 'rich bull behavior'. Private schools? Oh hell no, primary school was hellish, so he rebelled, he fought, and he won, settling down for public ones, and since middle school that did not change. Jimin was smart and had the best grades throughout all the years, showing his parent that he didn't need special treatment to do good.
During high school, his father decided that it was time for Jimin to choose a hobby that would suit a boy from such a prestigious family. Yet, trying to force him to drop ballet and dancing as well as giving up on art was a big mistake. Jimin ran away, hiding in his grandmother's house. Stayed almost two months and refused to come back until his father changed his mind. It would probably last even longer if his grandmother didn't set the compromise. Jimin could keep his art and dance lessons only if he agreed to pick one more of his father's choices. He reluctantly agreed, but after the first lessons, he came back and told his grandmother to call the funeral home because he would soon die out of boredom. Granny loved that joke enough to convince his father to drop it or replace it with a language course. Jimin agreed and picked French. After this, he was pretty much left alone. It was a difficult time, and after many fights finally, his father abandoned the idea of making Jimin his heir and next CEO of Park Industries.
He was set free and for the very first time, he could truly decide what he wanted to do.
He was lost.
Yet art, art was his escape for a very long time, so he picked it up. However, he promised to support his brother and be there for him whenever he needed him. He picked up a few additional courses on business and economy to be better prepared. Because, even if Jimin was an individualist who liked to have control over his life, he loved his brother and family and was ready to provide all the support they required.
The first year was a nightmare. Various parties, hook-ups, and hair color changing every few weeks. He was trying so hard to find himself. It left him broken, and empty, and when it finally started to get better at the beginning of a second year, he had fallen in love with his homophobic roommate. That boy wreaks havoc on his life, and turns it upside down, leaving him used and heartbroken. Despite all the pain, Jimin wasn't mad because he made him feel alive for the first time. Not everything was forgiven, but he moved on and kept on living.
