Jeonghan || Yoon Jeonghan

Jeonghan has a gift, something no one else knows about, because who should know that Jeonghan can see figures in people's eyes and that those figures reveal lies? No one, only he should know, so one day he was in class, lost in his thoughts until a voice pulled him from his thoughts and he saw a boy from the doorway.

He turned to look at him. "Come forward," the teacher shouted. The boy walked past as if nothing was wrong; his presence wasn't unnoticed, but he didn't command all the attention either. "Introduce yourself," the teacher repeated as the new boy stood there.

─ Joshua.

Without saying anything else, just that, without a nickname, full name, or anything, it was as if by saying his name, everyone should already know everything about him. "Sit there, next to young Jeonghan. Raise your hand to find out where young Joshua will sit," the teacher replied, not paying much attention to the short introduction of the boy we now know is named Joshua.

Jeonghan raised his hand, and unintentionally, he saw Joshua's eyes but there was nothing... There was no form, but upon looking more closely, he saw a soft, moon-shaped glow.

— Cat got your tongue?

Joshua said sarcastically, mocking Jeonghan. Jeonghan rolled his eyes, irritated but intrigued.

— None of your business, Joshua.

She looked away, glowing, but also wondering what Joshua's eyes meant, because she had never seen anything like it since she learned of his special gift.

Where Yoon Jeonghan can see what no one else sees: hidden figures in people's eyes... fragments of who they are, of what they hide.

Or where Joshua Hong is the only one who breaks that rule. Because there are no secrets in her eyes. There is no darkness. There is nothing... except a moon.

And Jeonghan hates him for that. He hates it because it's a mystery he can't solve. For looking at him as if I knew him. For making his gift—his only advantage—stop working. But what begins as rejection soon turns into something more dangerous.

What begins as distrust and rejection soon becomes a silent obsession. Because Joshua not only breaks all the rules of Jeonghan's gift, but also the barriers he himself built to avoid getting involved with anyone.

Something that feels like falling… without knowing if there will be a bottom. Because maybe Joshua is not empty. Perhaps he's hiding something that Jeonghan should never have tried to uncover. And when it does... it will be too late to stop looking at it.