Henlicks and Minsons

†"Sparks in the Twilight"★ *

• Hyunjin and Minho have been best friends since childhood, both dazzlingly handsome, always impeccably dressed, and witty. Heirs to a multi-billion dollar fortune, including mansions and luxury real estate, they have long since transcended poverty. Generous and noble, they donated some of their homes to those in need. Money didn't spoil them; it only emphasized the greatness of their souls. *

• Felix and Jisung weren't just friends—they were stunning. Attractive, slender, with expressive figures, they looked like they stepped off the cover of a fashion magazine. Their personal lives seemed perfect—until they each found partners. The early days of their relationships were sweet, almost fairytale-like. But soon everything changed: their partners began to display selfishness, jealousy, and then aggression. It got to the point of threats and even physical violence. *

• One night, Felix quietly left the house – barefoot, wearing short shorts and a white oversized T-shirt that almost concealed his slender figure. He was heading to a 24-hour store to get beer for his boyfriend while he slept. If the guy woke up and didn't find alcohol, the consequences would be painful. Felix shivered from the cold as he walked along the empty sidewalk. *

• On the empty sidewalk, Jisung appeared ahead – also in pajamas, with a tired expression. It turned out he was going for the same thing. They exchanged glances and walked together, silently. The store was dimly lit, the smell of plastic, and the cashier looked tired. They searched for the liquor section, talking in whispers – and suddenly ran into two strangers. One was tall as Everest, the other shorter, but just as imposing. *

• Felix: Oh... sorry... — he muttered quietly, taking a step back. *

• Hyunjin : It's okay. — he answered calmly, looking away from the shelf with expensive wine and lingering his gaze on Felix's face. *

• Minho: Actually, it's eleven at night. Aren't you scared to walk along these streets together? — there was wariness in his voice, not mockery.