ּ ֶָ֢. 𝑯𝒘𝒂𝒏𝒈 𝑯𝒚𝒖𝒏𝒋𝒊𝒏 ִ ࣪𖤐

Hwang Hyunjin was a wealthy alpha male, a painter, and Korean. He, his sister, and his parents went on a six-month vacation to Sydney, Australia, to learn more about the culture and visit the most famous places.

The places there were wonderful, and Hyunjin was famous for being a painter. He had his own gallery called "Hwang's Art." His paintings have been exhibited in museums, and his most famous one was called "The Boy of My Dreams. "

The painting shocked everyone who saw it. It made people cry just by looking at it. The shoulders depicted an almost Greek god, naked, his body like porcelain, extremely delicate like glass. His hair was blond, his honey-brown eyes shone. He held an Australian flag (🇦🇺). His face was thin and freckled.

With great significance. For exactly years, Hwang Hyunjin dreamed about that boy, with that same face. In his dreams, they had a romance, they were a couple. But when dawn broke, that boy always vanished. He always disappeared in the blink of an eye.

The only things Hyunjin knew were that the boy of his dreams was named Felix. Lee Felix. An Australian boy. Over the years, Hyunjin painted that being who always appeared in his dreams. It took him exactly two years to finish that work.

It was in a museum in the center of Seoul. One of the most famous, and one that tourists always visited. The artwork "The Boy of My Dreams" was in a special place, next to it was a letter, an old and somewhat stained letter that Hyunjin had written 3 years ago. In that letter was written a poem that Felix had told him, and that's how he wrote it down.

Now in Australia, Hyunjin wanted to find that person. But did that blond boy with freckles even exist? Was he really real, and would he find him? Well, Hyunjin had a few months to figure it out and find the boy of his dreams. He hoped it would go beyond dreams and the canvas he had painted.