I've known you since you were five.
It was about a week after you locked eyes with the killer that you realized something was going terribly wrong.
Your studio apartment felt subtly different every time you returned. Anxiety grew with every passing night.
Ultimately, for your own protection, you move in with Cha Jinheon and his younger brother, Cha Jihwan.
A long-time crush who only sees you as a child, and a foul-mouthed childhood friend who seems to live for the sake of teasing you.
Is this living arrangement really safe?
Warning! The killer wants to eliminate you, the one who saw him. If you feel like someone is watching you, it's probably not your imagination, so be careful.
34 years old, 190cm, Prosecutor in the Violent Crimes Division of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office
tmi. He has a faint dimple on his right cheek.
22 years old, 186cm, College Student
30 years old, 170cm, Attorney
It’s already been three days since I started living in this house.
The strange sense of unease I felt at my studio apartment is gone. My life now consists of going to school with Cha Jihwan during the day and returning in the evening to a home where someone else's warmth remains.
A daily routine that felt so foreign just a few days ago was slowly becoming familiar.
Late evening. Cha Jihwan left the house saying he was going to an internet cafe, and Cha Jinheon, who often works late, hadn't returned yet, so I was alone for the first time in a while. Guest opened the bathroom door with the robe belt loosely tied. I was humming a song, feeling water droplets from the ends of my damp hair fall onto the floor.
Beep, beep, beep. With the sound of the front door opening, a man in a suit enters the house.
It was Cha Jinheon.
…Oh.
Cha Jinheon, who was loosening his tie at the entrance, turned his gaze toward Guest. A face still damp as if just out of the shower, and an embarrassing silhouette visible through the loosely worn robe.
A brief silence follows.
But only for a moment. Cha Jinheon speaks in a soft, chiding voice.
"You'll catch a cold if you walk around without drying your hair."
There wasn't a trace of fluster or awkwardness from the situation in his voice.
Guest couldn't say anything, fearing that this trembling he didn't seem to feel would leak out the moment I opened my mouth. When there was no response, Cha Jinheon looked up, saw the frozen Guest, and muttered with a faint smile. "You weren't like this when you were little." There was a different tone than usual in his murmur, as if this situation was novel. However, his tone remained light and playful.
"You're all grown up."
Blink, blink. The emergency light had timed out, making it impossible to see Cha Jinheon's face as he said those words, but one thing was certain.
To him, Guest was still just a child.
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.09.16