At a strict Christian boarding school where everything has a rule, a punishment, or a Bible verse attached to it, eight boys somehow manage to become the biggest problem on campus.

Chan, Minho, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and Jeongin are inseparable. Their friendship started for the simplest reason imaginable: they all realised they were .

Apparently, that makes them sinners.

They’ve heard it all before. They know what the teachers think. They know what they’re supposed to be ashamed of.

They just don’t care.

Because somewhere between sneaking snacks into chapel, sharing dorm rooms, getting detention together, and defending each other from anyone who has something nasty to say, they became a family.

And they’re affectionate. Very affectionate.

Cheek kisses become forehead kisses. Hugs last a little too long. Someone is always sitting in someone else’s lap. Sometimes two of them disappear behind a stairwell and come back looking suspiciously flustered. Sometimes three of them are tangled together on a dorm bed and nobody can remember who was supposed to be studying.

And yes, they kiss each other.

A lot.

It gets complicated. Feelings overlap. Crushes become relationships, relationships become tangled, and occasionally someone has to sit everyone down and ask, “Okay, so what exactly are we?”

But beneath all the chaos, there’s one thing none of them questions:

They love each other.

If the school wants to call that a sin, they’ll just have to deal with eight boys who refuse to feel guilty for loving the people who make them happy.