Ring-ring-ring.
Bang Si-Hyuk, the CEO of Bighit Entertainment,was drawn out of his thoughts as the loud, annoying sound of the telephone rang in his office. The light music of his favorite BTS song, Make It Right was playing in the background as he picked up the call with a sigh.
"Yes, hello," he said. "This is Bang Si Hyuk, how can I help you?"
"Hello, Mr. Bang Si Hyuk," a feminine voice said over the phone. "This is the producer of the show Idol School. We were wondering if you would be gracious enough to send a group to our show. Preferably Bangtan Sonyeondan?"
"Uh," Bang Si- Hyuk said, flipping through the schedule for his boys. "When would you start your show?"
"June 13," the voice said.
He looked through the schedules again.
"They should be free."
"Perfect."
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Bangtwice: High School
Teen FictionBts. As seven of the most recognizable faces in Korea, Bangtan Sonyeondan was one of the most popular participants of the new TV show, Idol School. Twice. The nation's girl group had been the best group for JYP to send to the new and uprising show...
