Minnins

One ordinary evening, Yang Jeongin was doing his homework. A message came through in the group asking everyone to send the Russian assignment to the teacher via PM. He quickly snapped a photo and sent it, turned off his phone, and went about his business.

Minho was checking his students' homework when he saw a photo from Jongin. It clearly wasn't homework. Minho was shocked and wanted to ask what it was, but decided to just save the photo.

During class, Minho assigned a homework assignment to check the students' understanding of the topic. Jongin quickly wrote it and handed it in. The teacher checked the work and asked Jongin to stay after class. The student merely nodded and decided to check his phone. When he logged on to Telegram, he saw what he'd sent to the teacher, and a shiver ran down his spine.

Jongin arrived at a classroom where only Minho was sitting. The teacher locked the door and began blackmailing Yang, saying no one would know about the photo if he helped him with a task. Jongin felt disgusted, but he did as the teacher asked.

Coming home, crushed, he lay down on his bed, and Minho went to the principal with a photo. Jongin's mother burst into his room and started a scene, because—God forgive me—her son was here. The boy didn't know what to do; he felt terrible, and suddenly everyone turned their backs on him. Suddenly, a message came from the teacher:

• How naive you are, Chonin.