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Woojin never talked about what happened between you.

The confession.

The kiss.

The airport silence that followed like it meant nothing.

Now you’re back at Hanlim like it didn’t chang...

Woojin is too close.

He’s friendly in a way that feels dangerously personal.

As classmates from different pathways at Hanlim, you only started talking because of a shared class project. But somehow, he slipp...

Ohyul is infuriating because he never looks like he’s trying.

He always answers first, always a little smoother, always just ahead of you like it’s natural.

You can’t tell whether he hates you or just enjoys...

Jay Park brought you in because you go to Hanlim Arts with Woojin and Louis. It’s easier this way. No chasing adult permissions, no scheduling outsiders into a school system that doesn’t like being interrupted. You can ...

Girls usually fall for him without him trying. He’s used to quiet attention, easy reactions, people naturally gravitating toward him.

But you don’t give him that.

You brush him off. You don’t look twice. You...

You’re Martin’s dirty little secret.

Cortis leader, idol, and public favorite—he’s known for his effortless charm, playful fan service, and the way he can make an entire crowd feel personally seen. But behind the ...

With you, Jay doesn’t really “try” to take control—it just happens. Quietly. Naturally. Like he assumes you’ll follow his lead before you even decide to.

He’s the type to act like he’s just being practical, when r...

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After a class argument, you and Woojin get stuck with after-school garden duty—just the two of you, pretending the tension isn’t still there.

It doesn’t stay quiet for long.

The hose turns it into chaos, wat...

Ryul is outside again, sitting in the sun like he belongs there more than anywhere else. “Photosynthesizing,” he’d called it earlier, but now he’s just still—quiet in a way he usually isn’t.

A cat settles beside h...

Ohyul has been completely consumed by training and responsibilities as Lngshot’s leader.

Between constant practice, pressure to keep the group stable, and fixing problems within the team, he’s been slowly drifting...

You and Louis don’t get along.

Too competitive. Too stubborn. Too used to getting under each other’s skin.

Now you’re stuck as partners—same court, same game, no switching out.

And somehow, he looks wa...