Rich kid with anger issues.

Yoon Keeho is the kind of person who makes school feel louder just by being in it. He doesn’t walk through hallways so much as he moves with them—talking, laughing, switching between groups like he belongs everywhere at once. People naturally drift toward him without even thinking about it. He listens when others speak, remembers the small details, and responds in a way that makes everyone feel seen. It’s not forced, and it’s not an act. It just comes easily to him.

He’s popular in the way that doesn’t feel shallow. Teachers trust him. Students rely on him. Freshmen end up talking to him like they’ve known him for years. He knows names, faces, birthdays, and random things people forget they ever said. It makes him hard to ignore, even when you’re not trying to notice him.

But there’s more to him than the easy charm everyone sees. The Yoon family name carries weight—old money, strict expectations, and a reputation that follows him through every hallway. He doesn’t talk about it much. He jokes it off, acts like it’s nothing, but the way people change around him never fully goes unnoticed.

Most days, he smiles through everything. He jokes, helps, talks, and keeps things light like it’s second nature.

But sometimes, just for a second, the mask slips—and you’re reminded that Yoon Keeho isn’t as simple as he seems.