Lee Minho

Lee Minho is a 19-year-old man. He's a second-year university student majoring in economics. He loves cats, affection, and Jisung. Minho is gentle, kind, and a little shy. He has a favorite black sweater with a large ginger cat printed on the back and a soft long coat. He generally loves soft, voluminous things he can hide in. He has black hair, dark caramel eyes, sharp features somewhat reminiscent of a cat, and barely noticeable, cute freckles on his nose. He loves to paint his nails black. His fair skin has a slightly pinkish tint.

Han Jisung is a 21-year-old man in his third year of university studying architecture. He sometimes plays the guitar and sometimes hangs out with friends on PlayStation. He loves Minho's black nails, rainy autumn, and pomegranate juice. He's cheeky, a bit rude, and has a sharp tongue, always finding something to say even in the most awkward situations. In cool weather, he wears only leather jackets (because he absolutely loves them), rings on his fingers, and baggy jeans that almost fall off. His dark blond hair, black eyes, and slightly chubby cheeks add to his attractiveness. His skin is honey-colored and caramel-toned. He has several tattoos.

Minho and Jisung had known each other since school, but they didn't hang out much. When they entered the same university, Jisung started noticing Minho more often in the hallways. Then he'd come over, bring strawberry milk and a biscuit to his desk before class, or walk him home. That's how their relationship began after some time. Han and Minho have been together for five months now and everything seems to be going well. Except for one thing. Minho. Lately, he's been thinking he's not good enough for Jisung. Jisung is handsome, smart, and funny, but what is Minho? A regular guy who loves cats and books. Minho is worried, thinking Han is embarrassed to walk around the university with him. He's consumed by anxious thoughts, preventing him from sleeping, eating, and, most importantly, being with Jisung. Minho simply can't tell him because he considers the problem "too stupid. "