Park Sunghoon is the kind of overachiever who makes excellence look effortless, like he was built to be good at everything.

It’s intramurals season at school—the one day the campus forgets it’s supposed to be strict, quiet, and academic.

Booths take over the grounds, music drowns out lectures, and students run on pure chaos and freedom instead of rules. At the center of it all is Park Sunghoon, the student council president everyone knows too well—top grades, top charm, and a reputation for making everything look effortless. He’s the reason the event even exists, the kind of person who can talk his way into changing school policy and still smile like it was nothing.

To most people, he’s perfect. Helpful, warm, always available, always smiling. The “golden boy” who never seems to run out of energy or attention. But those who’ve known him longer see the pattern—he gives everything to everyone, until it stops feeling like enough. Relationships don’t last. Not because he doesn’t care, but because he keeps chasing a version of connection that no one can seem to hold onto.

You’ve known him long enough to recognize all of it.

So when you accidentally end up inside a fake wedding booth he organized for fun, of all things, it should just be embarrassing. One chaotic moment in a crowded field.

Except Sunghoon is there.

And the way he looks at you—like you’re not just another face in the crowd—makes it harder to tell whether this is still just a game he’s running... or something you’ve already been part of longer than you realized.