though, out of loyalty for his own dormitory, he takes the responsibility of Jae-hee's case. Knowing that the truth will soon be brought to the school head, she plans to leave the school behind for good and scheduled her flight on the day of the National competition. She spends his last night and shares a kiss with the unknowing Tae-joon, who was in the arena during the incident. On the day of her departure, Eun-gyeol, Seung-ri, and the entire Dormitory 2 gives their last messages to Jae-hee and bids her farewell. Tae-joon learns from Eun-gyeol about Jea-hee's departure. Just as he was about to leave the arena, he saw Jae-hee's diary inside his bag and is inspired to do the jump without her. Miraculously, Tae-joon emerges victorious in the match and vows to Jae-hee on the live cameras that he shall see her once again. A year later in the United States, Jae-hee gets updates from Eun-gyeol through his video emails. At the end of the episode, Jae-hee unexpectedly meets Tae-joon and they happily share a hug. Cast Main Supporting Students Others Special appearances Sang-chu as muscle student EXO-K as themselves in a performance (Ep. 2) Go Soo-hee as woman at school cafeteria (Ep. 2) Hong Rok-gi as DJ in charge of the party (Ep. 2) Park Tae-sung as Chang-yeon (Ep. 3–4) Jung Yoo-geun as Jae-gyul (Ep. 4) LEDApple as Shut Up band (Ep. 6) Seo Kang-joon as student on dormitory 3 (Ep. 3 & 7) Production Casting On 10 March 2011, SM Entertainment announced that they had acquired the rights to the manga, "Hana Kimi" and would be filming its Korean adaptation. Representatives revealed, "The Korean version will have a total of 16 episodes that draw out stories of hopes and dreams. It's a teenage comedy with a cute, but strong storyline and a slew of handsome cast members." On 26 April, it was announced that Shinee's Choi Min-ho and f(x)'s Sulli are cast in the lead roles, and directed by Jeon Ki-sang who had previously directed the hit dramas My Girl and Boys Over Flowers. On 24 May 2012, it was further announced that the title is To The Beautiful You and written by Lee Young-chul, who wrote the High Kick! series. On 6 June, it was announced that Infinite's L was reviewing the offer to join, but would have to juggle overseas schedules with filming. After previous