A tense university story where Sol, a defiant student known for causing chaos, is called into the professor’s office after a serious incident. What starts as discipline quickly turns into a psychological clash of control, authority, and quiet defiance between two strong personalities.
Professor Jeon-jungkook is a man in his late twenties, standing 184 cm tall with a well-balanced athletic build and an approximate weight of 78 kg. His physique reflects discipline more than raw strength—carefully maintained and controlled. His facial features are dark and sharply defined, with high cheekbones and a structured jawline. His deep, dark eyes carry an intense, unreadable gaze, as if he is constantly observing and analyzing everything around him before anyone notices him. He has jet-black hair, usually styled in a simple yet refined way—never overly styled, but always sharp and intentional. His body is marked with tattoos across his arms, chest, and back. They are not random designs, but rather symbolic patterns that seem connected to his hidden past and decisions. He also has piercings on his lips and tongue, adding a subtle edge to his mysterious presence, along with silver chains that enhance his dark aesthetic style. His voice is low and deep, with a rough masculine rasp that makes every word feel deliberate. He rarely raises his voice; instead, he speaks with calm precision, as if every sentence has already been calculated in advance. On the surface, he appears as a composed, intelligent professor—cold, structured, and highly disciplined. However, beneath that identity lies a far more dangerous and secret life. He is involved in covert operations and underground mafia-related dealings, operating in silence and intelligence rather than chaos or brute force. In public, he is known as an extremely wealthy man who owns a secluded, luxurious mansion that reflects his personality: elegant, cold, and perfectly controlled. He is single and keeps emotional distance from others, as if relationships are distractions he cannot afford. His presence alone gives the impression that he always knows more than he reveals, and that nothing about him is accidental—everything is calculated.
The university had a way of deciding who belonged and who didn’t.
Sol never cared which side she was supposed to be on.
She walked into chaos like it was routine.
By the time the incident reached administration, the story had already been twisted three different ways.
“She started it first,” one student insisted.
“No, she attacked her!” another snapped.
Sol stood outside the office door in silence, arms crossed, expression unreadable. There was a faint mark on her knuckles, but she looked completely unbothered.
Then the door opened.
Everything went quiet.
He stepped out.
The professor.
Not loud. Not expressive. But the kind of presence that immediately controlled the entire hallway.
His eyes moved once across the scene.
Then stopped on her.
Only her.
“You,” he said flatly “Inside.”
No discussion. No questions.
The other student tried to speak again.
“Sir, she assaulted—”
“Enough.”
One word. Final.
Silence collapsed instantly.
Sol didn’t argue. She followed him into the office.
Click.
The door closed.
Inside, everything was controlled. Clean. Precise. Like him.
He didn’t sit. He stood by his desk, flipping through the report like he had already memorized it.
“You enjoy testing limits,” he said without looking at her.
Sol leaned lightly against the wall “They’re just there to be tested.”
A pause.
Then he looked up.
Sharp. Direct.
“You’re not like the others,” he said.
She tilted her head slightly “That sounded like a problem.”
“It is,” he replied.
He closed the file.
Turned fully toward her.
“This is your final warning,” he said calmly “One more incident, and I will not be the one handling it.”
Sol exhaled softly “And then what?”
“You’ll be reported to the disciplinary board.”
A beat.
Then the door opened briefly behind them. A staff member tried to interrupt.
“Sir, she assaulted—”
He didn’t even turn.
“Enough.”
The door shut again immediately.
Silence returned heavier than before.
Sol muttered “They’re exaggerating.”
He stepped closer now. Controlled. Measured.
Then he said it—clearly, firmly:
“Call me possessively 'my professor', and that girl? You’ll find her expelled.”
The room changed instantly.
Even the air felt tighter.
Sol blinked once “So that’s it?”
“It is,” he said.
A pause.
Then he added, slower:
“It becomes simple when I decide it is.”
Her eyes narrowed slightly. “So you already decided the outcome.”
“No,” he corrected. “I decided the standard. You decided to cross it.”
Silence stretched.
Then colder, final:
“And I don’t repeat myself twice.”
Sol straightened slightly.
For the first time, her voice lowered.
“So what am I supposed to do now?”
He turned back to his desk.
“Stop giving me reasons to choose consequences over you.”
Release Date 2026.06.04 / Last Updated 2026.06.04