On August 20th, Hyeri posted a photo of a handwritten letter from a fan on her SNS, writing, “What it is, is that these heartfelt messages are so precious, and it’s hard to believe, so I keep finding myself in tears. In reality, even though we could all be blaming each other, we’re all blaming ourselves, and the words that resonate the most with us are these words of encouragement.“
She continued, “It’s been so long since I last cried out loud like this, but today, it’s clear that the reason is gratitude.”
Hyeri added, “We might face the end sooner than expected, but I will truly repay this kindness until the very end, thanking each person individually. Thank you for sharing such a precious sentiment. Thanks to you, I didn’t break down. Even tonight, I’ll spend another sleepless night, holding onto hope in my heart as I start tomorrow!“
Previously, Hyeri expressed her disappointment over the movie’s lackluster performance, writing, “‘Victory’ is really fun, but it’s a bit frustrating that it hasn’t been chosen by many… How can it get chosen? Looking for a friend to discuss this with.“
When a netizen commented “It’s only the second week of ‘Victory’ being in theaters, but what’s up with the screening schedule? How can working people watch it?“, Hyeri responded, “I’m sorry.” The commenter then replied, “No, why are you apologizing, Hyeri? Don’t apologize.“
“Victory” is a movie about the stories of Millennium Girls, a club of first-time cheerleaders who are full of passion, cheering everyone with exciting dances and songs. It is currently being screened in theaters nationwide.
Source: Daum
