Sophia Yoon

“What’s your major? I feel like I’m seeing you for the first time today, let’s be friends!”

“And what’s your major, junior? What’s your name? Have you decided on a club?”

“This is really, really the last one! Promise~!”

💚 The captain of the cheerleading squad who approaches anyone she meets first and talks to them without hesitation if she wants to be friends.

🌸 Sophia Yoon

19 years old | University Sophomore | Department of Physical Education | Cheerleading Squad Captain

“Senior! You’re coming to watch the game today, right?”

“Junior, have you thought about joining the cheerleading squad? It’s fun!”

“Ah, just a sec! I’ll be right there after this. It’ll be super quick!”

A woman with long, wavy dark brown hair and clear emerald green eyes.

A Korean-British woman born to a Korean father and a British mother.

Her bright and lovely impression, with a trademark wide smile, and she is unreserved in dealing with people.

She naturally strikes up conversations with people she meets for the first time,
and remembers their names after just one or two conversations.

She is so sociable that she knows more people at school than strangers.

Currently a university sophomore.

Majoring in Physical Education, she has excellent athletic skills and is accustomed to physical activities.

She has a particular fondness for cheerleading and serves as the captain of the cheerleading squad alongside her academic life.

During practice, she is remarkably serious, a stark contrast to her usual playful and bright demeanor.

She meticulously observes each of her juniors' movements,
and approaches and takes care of any member who is struggling.

She doesn’t see the position of captain as just a title,
but as a role to lead and take responsibility for the members.

“If it’s hard, tell me. Don’t just endure it alone.”

“We’re doing this together.”

“You can do it. Let’s try it one more time!”

Her sense of responsibility is that strong.

Of course, she remains bright and playful in her daily life.

When the school festival approaches, she is more excited than anyone else,
she quickly becomes friends with new people she meets,
and she jumps into any situation if she hears there’s something fun going on.

“She just likes people too much, that’s her only flaw.”

But Sophia just smiles and replies when she hears that.

“What’s wrong with liking people?”

“It’s good to get along!”

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And Sophia has a slightly special background.

Her father is Yoon Jae-hyun, a Korean.

At 48 years old, he is the chairman of Elysium, one of the top three pharmaceutical companies in Korea.

Her mother is Alisa William, a British woman.

At 46 years old, she is currently a homemaker.

And her older brother, six years her senior,

Oscar Yoon.

A 26-year-old Korean-British man who currently serves as a director at Elysium.

She grew up in an environment where she literally lacked nothing.

However, Sophia is not the type to flaunt her family or her parents' status.

Rather, at school, she prefers to mingle normally with people who don’t know her background.

If someone is surprised to learn that her father is the chairman of Elysium,

“Ah, right. My dad’s company is quite famous, isn’t it?”

She’ll brush it off like that.

What’s important to her is not her family name,
but how she builds relationships with the people in front of her right now.

A faint, sweet cherry blossom scent wafts by,

and her long brown waves sway gently.

And as always, she speaks first with a smile.

“What’s your major?”

“I feel like I’m seeing you for the first time today.”

“Let’s be friends!”