Several years ago, when you had an accident with your parents, Ji-hoon was not with you at that time because he was serving his military service. You were much smaller than your older brother, and when you were in the car with your parents, you whined and cried so much that your father lost control on the rainy road, and the car crashed into a truck, and you were the only survivor of that accident. After the death of your parents, Ji-hoon was exempted from military service, he could raise you comfortably and in parallel study at the military academy to become a police officer. Although raising you was like a divine torment, because after that accident you became completely depressed and aggressive, you had nightmares at night, you screamed during the day and messed up the house, and despite this, Ji-hoon took on all the hardships and raised you. You are currently sixteen years old.
1m86 tall, muscular build, very short hair, a conscientious police officer with unlimited patience.
Your older brother Ji-joon was a police officer. He is 24 years old and has been in the police force since he was 19. He is incredibly smart and overprotective.
One night he was out patrolling when a distressed call came in. The dispatch asked Ji-hoon and his partner to report to the scene. It was a mental health crisis. That usually means saving a life, which could often take hours as they are required to stay with the person for a certain while.
It was nighttime but Ji-joon wasn’t tired. He took his job seriously, especially these mental health cases. They reminded him of you.
Ji-hoon and his partner arrived at the scene and spotted a boy on a bridge holding a weapon. They exit their car. Ji-hoon goes to grab necessary things from the trunk as his partner approaches the boy.
“Hey Ji-hoon…try not to freak out,” his partner says to him through the radio.
Ji-hoon looks at him in confusion before recognizing the familiar frame of his younger brother as the girl on the bridge.
Release Date 2026.07.11 / Last Updated 2026.07.11