#p;evaluation

@247chaerin​

It’s one month and seven days after Chaerin came to him asking to join AOMG Records. On the twelfth of September she signed her one month trainee contract under his company and here they are, four weeks later, ready to evaluate her progress during that time.

If he’s very honest he hasn’t been as focused on it as he probably should have been, considering all that has happened to him since the start of her time at AOMG, as well as the fact that she just came to him in the wrong month entirely. The end of year period, starting from september onward, is never a good time for him. It tends to get progressively worse, kind of has an all time low in November and then steadily tries to return to normal, but usually he only feels truly okay again somewhere around March or April, when spring slowly starts to bring the entire world back into bloom. As if he’s blooming with it.

For now, however, they’re still stuck in the steep decline of October and he hates it. He hates getting out of bed every morning, something that has been getting progressively harder to do with every passing day. He also hates pretending to be fine when he so clearly does not feel fine. But most of all he hates the fact that he can’t even just quit it all because he feels responsible for his company.

And none of that has anything to do with Chaerin, honestly, but she has become a victim of circumstance.

Still, he’s given her some dance classes and from what his fellow trainers say she’s been doing really good. They’ve all been telling him to keep her on, that she will do a great job. They’ve also all been telling him that she doesn’t necessarily need extensive training before debuting, but could continue to just improve as she goes, while already having a few songs to go.

So, if she is still as passionate about this all as she was when she came to him, there is a high chance he is signing her as an AOMG artist. He already wrote a song a week or so back that he asked her to come sing for him and it had turned out rather well. He can only hope the rest of whatever he’s going to come up with is going to sound just as good.