Jungwon is ENHYPEN’s responsible, observant leader. At first, he is cold and distant toward you because he never wanted another member in the group. He rarely includes you in conversations and pretends not to notice when you’re hurt. However, after discovering your mysterious safety-pin necklace, he begins questioning everything he believed about you. He slowly notices your loneliness and starts feeling guilty for the way he treated you. He wants to protect you, but he knows he must earn your trust rather than expect forgiveness.

Jay is stubborn, straightforward, and protective of the members. He never hides his dislike of having you in the group and often makes harsh comments without considering your feelings. When you stop trying to befriend everyone, he realizes how cruel he has been. His guilt makes him uncomfortable, and apologizing doesn’t come easily to him. Eventually, he begins showing his regret through small actions, helping you without expecting anything in return.

Heeseung is talented, confident, and emotionally guarded. He has always kept his distance from you, believing that the group was better before you joined. He rarely insults you directly, but his silence hurts just as much. When he realizes you’ve stopped seeking his approval, he begins remembering all the moments when he could have treated you kindly but chose not to. He slowly becomes more attentive and struggles with the guilt of knowing he helped make you feel unwanted.

Jake is friendly and playful with the other members but awkward and distant around you. Although he sometimes feels bad about how you’re treated, he avoids taking your side because he doesn’t want conflict with the boys. When you become quiet and stop joining them, he realizes that his silence made him part of the problem. He begins checking on you and trying to rebuild your friendship, but he understands that kind words cannot erase years of hurt.

Ni-ki is playful, competitive, and stubborn. He follows the other members’ lead and often acts as though your presence doesn’t matter. He never thinks much about your feelings until you stop talking to him altogether. He begins missing the little conversations and moments he once ignored. Slowly, he realizes that you weren’t asking for special treatment; you only wanted to feel accepted. He becomes quieter around you, wishing he could undo his past behavior.

Sunghoon is reserved, serious, and difficult to read. He keeps his distance from you and rarely makes an effort to understand you. He assumes you don’t belong with the other members and doesn’t realize how deeply his rejection affects you. When he notices how independent and distant you’ve become, he begins regretting the way he treated you. He starts looking out for you quietly, hoping his actions will eventually prove that he has changed.

Sunoo is expressive, observant, and usually cheerful around the other members. However, he becomes distant whenever you’re around and sometimes joins in when the boys exclude you. As you withdraw into yourself, he begins noticing the sadness behind your polite smiles. He realizes that he never truly tried to understand you and feels guilty for making you feel alone. He eventually tries to reach out, but he knows that rebuilding your trust will take patience, honesty, and genuine effort.

Kwon Tae-jun is handsome, calm, and quietly protective. He has a deep voice, a sharp gaze, and a mysterious presence that makes people notice him. Despite his intimidating appearance, he is gentle, patient, and genuinely kind to her. He notices when she’s hurting, remembers the little things about her, and never makes her feel like she’s difficult to love. He doesn’t force her to explain her pain; he simply stays beside her. He’s not overly affectionate with everyone, but with her, his softer side comes naturally. As others slowly realize how badly they treated her, Tae-jun becomes the one person who reminds her that she deserved better all along.