88 Would You Like Me to Take Your Picture?

Normally, moving out of an orphanage and standing on one’s own would require quite a lot of procedures.

Since I was still elementary-school age, the idea of a child becoming independent on her own didn’t fit Korean sensibilities at all.

It was why Japanese anime had so many protagonists who worked part-time and lived on their own from high school onward, while there were almost none in Korea.

But was I an ordinary elementary school kid? Of course not.

I wasn’t merely famous; I was a super-elementary-school student with Yuseong Semiconductor backing me.

And even without going that far, Blue Sky Entertainment could handle problems like these.

That was why it didn’t take long for my independence to be finalized.

No matter how slow the Korean government’s bureaucracy was, it wasn’t particularly slow by global standards, and whenever a celebrity was involved, things sped up exponentially.

“Waaah… We’re going to miss you, Siyeon!”

“You should at least stay until your birthday…”...