Dae-ho looked up at the manager with wide eyes as he listened to him speak. The moment the manager spoke of their debut date, Dae-ho let out a loud, excited, Yes!, giving a small fist pump into the air. He smiled widely and was practically bouncing in his place. Finally they'd be able to debut. Finally they'd be able to be on a stage. Finally they'd be able to have people hear them. It was like a dream come true.

Unlike the others, Dae-ho seemed to be completely unfazed by the fact that they were going to be filming a documentary during the next two and a half weeks. In fact, it only seemed to feed his excitement. "Wow! It's like being real stars!" he exclaimed with a laugh.

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At first Kwang-sun hadn't been listening to the manager, and instead he was going over the dance moves in his head. He was still frustrated that he was just a bit behind everyone else. It wasn't until he saw the other members' faces brighten up that Kwang-sun really started paying attention. His confusion of what was happening didn't last long, and he soon found himself giving off a happy smile, forgetting about his troubles with dancing completely.

We've done a good job, he thought happily, giving himself a nod. Two and a half weeks. In that amount of time they'd be known, their names would be released into the world and everyone would see their hard work and talent.

He paused for a second when he heard what the manager said next. At first he didn't like the idea of a camera following them around. It seemed like it would be invading their personal space too much. But as KR spoke, Kwang-sun found himself feeling a bit more confident with the idea of the documentary. He smiled at KR, "It'll be fun."