Carrie Summers is a 16 year old girl from London, and has just sent in her audition tape to TS Entertainment. Will she make it? What will happen if she does? Read to find out!
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I'm just a young girl who has sent in her audition tape to TS Entertainment. Now all I can do is wait. But what will happen if I don't get accepted? Everyone will see me as a failure! But, on the chance that I do make it, how will I be treated? I'm a 16 year old American living in London. I've heard horror stories about companies treating their foreign trainees. And I don't want to be part of that. Argh! Why can't I just take back the tape and pretend it never happened? I'll never make it! I should've heard back by now, right? It's been two weeks, what's going on?
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Caroline Summers, or Carrie for short, is an American teenager who has been working on her audition tape for TS for six months before she sends it in. Carrie had spent months researching each company to find if there was a lawsuit against them. Her thought was, if a company didn't have lawsuits against them, they must be alright, right? After what happened with EXO, she wanted to make sure she wasn't going to be part of something like that. Eventually, it came down to two companies: TS and Big Hit. Carrie is stuck between these two because she has a group she likes at both. BTS at Big Hit and B.A.P at TS. It really came down to which group she enjoyed more, and for her, that was B.A.P.
In the midst of all her worry, Carrie doesn't know that she made it to the second round of auditions, and must fly to Seoul. This is where things will get tougher, and she will experience a portion of the treatment she may receive if she becomes a trainee. This all comes from the other hopefuls, the Korean-borns at least. Other foreigners flash looks of sympathy, and a bond begins to form between a few of them, Carrie included.
