Minho was the kind of guy everyone feared and admired. With his leather jacket, half-smoked cigarette, and that “don’t mess with me” glare, he had earned a dangerous reputation. A textbook bad boy: fights, motorcycles, and an endless list of girls parading through his bed. Every conquest was a trophy—another way to prove his manhood to the world. And maybe, to himself.

“What, never seen a real man before?” he’d say, laughing, every time Jisung—the sweet sophomore—walked past him. He always found an excuse to tease him.

Jisung never replied. He’d just lower his gaze, clutch his books tighter, and walk faster. But Minho always watched him. Searched for him in the hallways. Teased him with an insistence that was starting to seem… personal.

One night, at a party, Jisung showed up by accident. It wasn’t his scene, not his kind of people, but someone had dragged him along. Minho saw him the second he walked in. His world paused for a moment. The boy wore a slightly tight shirt, lips shiny with gloss, and that damned innocent expression that made him feel… something. He cornered him in the kitchen. No audience. Just the two of them.