I'm Lee Min-Ki, I live in Seocho neighborhood in the heart of Seoul on the top floor of a 27 story building. By this, I think You can tell that I don't have financial issues in my life, I had everything money can buy ever since I was born. I had nothing to do with this money, it's all part of the hard work of my grandparents, and in a smaller part my parents, as well. Most things in life have a balance, and I guess fate's trade-off for me was my disease. I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy when I was two or three years old, it's a terminal deteriorating disease which basically boils down to me losing movement in my legs completely, and retain a bit of movement in my hands. This of course greatly affected my life, and every day I think about things I'm not able to do, like sports, driving or just dancing. After my parents passed away because of a car accident, it was extremely hard, I've told my grandparents I want to end it all, just let it be over with. It got better after a while, I've asked My grandfather to help me live my life as close to being normal as possible, that's when he bought the penthouse I live in, and that's when he hired six medical students to monitor me 24/7, in six hour shifts. They help me move in and out of my wheelchair, make me food, basic stuff. I can invite the few friends I have over, and my helpers will organize everything, and then they stay invisible to the best of their ability. I lived here since they opened this apartment complex three years ago in 2011. January, when I was 23. My first night I invited all the helpers over to get to know them a bit, we chatted, I explained their wages and worked out a schedule for the first week. When the off-schedule helpers were leaving I had a clear view of the hallway, leading to four other apartments. I saw four girls in huge jackets lining into the apartment directly across the hall, a good 40 feet away. I couldn't see their faces because most had their hoodies on with huge sunglasses, but I heard their laughter, a very cute giggling. I nev...