Seoul, South Korea

We're finally here at Seoul. It's surprising that there were a lot of people at the airport today, mostly fans waiting for my family to exit the airport doors. Or perhaps fans of Kpop idols. We safely got in the car and arrived to our new home. My parents said that they got everything ready a house and a school for me to go.

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We got to the house, but I was shook that the house was ten times bigger than our House back in New York. It had 20 bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, 4 kitchens, 5 living rooms, 2 movie theaters, and 15 other rooms. It also had 5 guest houses, 3 pools, and more land for space.

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When I went into my room it looked very nice. Everything was to my preferred taste. I unpacked my few things that I brought with me, while the rest of the things coming all the way from New York were already placed in their right place. I had nothing else to do, so I took a shower and went to sleep. And since tomorrow will be the first day without New York life, I imagined what would happen for the next few days.

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The next day I asked my parents the reason why we moved all the way here. All they said was that they needed to find more about my past, maybe that's why I have problems with my brain. The thing is that I'm not their biological daughter, I was just an orphan kid. I came in the orphanage at age 3 and was taken from the Montgomery's at age 10. The only thing that was left from my real family was a necklace with a pendant that says my name. They all figured out my name, but not my last name. I still keep the necklace to remind me where I once came from. And maybe one day, I will find the missing pieces of my life.

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After 3 weeks of getting used to everything, my parents said that it was time for me to go to school the next day.

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-MLuna💜