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I'm gonna fucking cry.... there's a huge as roach in my room, and when I go and try to kill it, it runs at me... so I'm in the living room.................... I know it's just a roach.... but Imma dead ads start crying.... it's 6:43 in the mirning, and I'm not going to achool... I need aleep................ I cant....... a fucking roach took over my room.

TEAM UNKNOWN - MISSION 004 | P&W

Jaejin sits on the edge of his bed, staring at the two sets of sheet music laid out before him. It has taken him hours to narrow down the list of songs, and now that he is down to the final two, he feels a knot tightening in his stomach, knowing that his song choice for the next evaluation could make or break his chances of impressing the trainers. The first sheet music is for "One of These Nights" by Red Velvet, a slow, emotion-filled ballad that showcases deep vocal expression. The other is for "Sugar Free" by T-ARA, an upbeat and rebellious track that demands energy and attitude.

He sighs deeply, running a hand through his blonde hair. "One of These Nights" has always been a song he feels deeply connected to. Its haunting melody and poignant lyrics give him a platform to pour his emotions into his singing. He knows he can nail that song; after all, ballads are what he is best at. He mutters to himself before picking up the sheet music and reading through the notes. A few lyric tweaks here and there, and he knows he will kill it and show off his vocal control and depth.

But then his gaze shifts to "Sugar Free." The song is a complete departure from his usual style—fast-paced, energetic, and full of life. It is the kind of track that gets people on their feet, dancing and clapping along. This would be something new and unexpected for him. He traces the bold title on the page. It would show the trainers that he can do more than just ballads, that he has versatility.

He begins weighing the pros and cons in his mind. Performing "One of These Nights" would be playing to his strengths. He knows he can convey the song's emotions with authenticity, and it will highlight his ability to handle complex melodies and deliver a powerful, moving performance. However, he worries that it might reinforce the perception that he is a one-trick pony, only capable of singing slow, melancholic songs.

On the other hand, "Sugar Free" is a high-energy anthem that will push him out of his comfort zone. It is risky, but it also offers a chance to showcase his ability to adapt to different genres and perform with the kind of charisma and stage presence that pop songs demand. He imagines himself on stage, hitting every dance step on the beat, exuding confidence and style. It is an exciting thought, but also a daunting one.

He stands up and begins pacing the room, the decision weighing heavily on his mind. "What if I mess up 'Sugar Free'?" he thinks. "It's so different from what I'm used to. But then again, if I can pull it off, it will really impress the trainers."

His mind flashes back to the last evaluation. Team Unknown has been assigned to perform three ballads back-to-back, and though there hasn’t been any feedback yet, he doesn't want to be pigeonholed. He knows he has to show them that he isn't just a one-trick pony. He can handle whatever they throw his way.

Finally, he stops pacing and looks down at the sheet music one more time. His heart is pounding. "I'm going to do 'Sugar Free'," he declares to the empty room. "I need to show them that I can do more, that I'm not afraid to take risks."

He sits back down and begins studying the sheet music for "Sugar Free." He works through the complex rhythms, scribbling notes on the paper with potential dance moves in his mind. He knows it is going to be a challenge, but he feels a surge of excitement as well. This is his chance to prove himself, to show the trainers and his fellow trainees that he is a force to be reckoned with.