The script appears to be from a Korean drama or film, and it revolves around a strong-willed girl named Yoo Hyejeong who transfers to a new school. She gets into a confrontation with a group of students, including a girl named Yuna, who seems to have a crush on Hyejeong.
Hyejeong's teacher tries to discipline her for a previous incident at a nightclub, but Hyejeong refuses to apologize or write a letter of apology. She also catches the attention of a boy named Jin Seowoo, who is described as the "pretty face" of Namyang Girls' High School.
Throughout the script, Hyejeong shows her tough and independent personality, while also revealing a more vulnerable side. She befriends Yuna, who is initially hostile towards her, and the two girls bond over their shared experiences.
The script also hints at a possible romantic relationship between Hyejeong and Seowoo, who seems to be protective of her. However, the dynamics between the characters are complex, and it's unclear what will happen next.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Yoo Hyejeong is a transfer student who moved to a new school from Seoul.
2. Hyejeong gets into a fight at a nightclub.
3. A teacher, Mr. Hong, is discussing Hyejeong's behavior with another teacher.
4. Hyejeong is assigned to Mr. Hong's class.
5. Hyejeong is told to write letters of apology for her behavior, but she refuses.
6. Hyejeong is a new student in Mr. Hong's class.
7. Choi Mi-ra and her friends got caught at a nightclub.
8. Hyejeong meets a girl named Yuna who is interested in her.
9. Yuna gives Hyejeong a school uniform.
10. Hyejeong lacks affection and is touched by Yuna's kind gesture.
11. Hyejeong has uneven breasts, which she shares with Yuna as a secret.
12. Seowoo is asked to help Hyejeong with her studies.
13. Hyejeong meets Seowoo, who is a good student from Namyang Girls' High School.
14. Seowoo's father is a doctor.
15. Hyejeong is warned not to touch Seowoo because she is "mine" (implying that someone has a romantic interest in her).
16. Hyejeong asserts her independence and tells the person to stop claiming ownership of her.