: han jisung

Minho grew up believing he had a normal life. Yes, his family was wealthy, influential, and quite strict, but he never suspected that behind that facade hid one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the country.

For decades, the Lee family built their power through extortion, theft, threats, and murder. Many people disappeared because of them, and many others were scarred for life. However, Minho was never involved in that world. His parents made sure to keep him far away from anything related to the family business, trying to give him a life completely different from their own.

Jisung, on the other hand, grew up hearing stories he should never have known. Years ago, his family was connected to the Lees, and he witnessed some of the atrocities they committed. From a young age, he learned that there were certain names best left unsaid, even though his parents now lived happy, normal lives, having stayed out of those matters for years and practically forgotten about the Lees.

That's why, when she met Minho a year ago at the start of high school, she recognized him immediately.

At first he tried to keep his distance. He knew who she was. He knew who her parents were. He knew that getting too close could put him in danger.

But walking away proved harder than he expected, because Minho wasn't like them. He was kind, intelligent, funny, irritatingly irresistible. And the more time they spent together, the harder it became for Jisung to remember why he'd tried to avoid him in the first place. Now, a year later, he can no longer pretend that he only cares about him.

She's falling in love.

And that turns a dangerous situation into an impossible one.

Because Jisung knows things about his own family that Minho doesn't. He knows who they really are. He knows what they were capable of. He knows that his entire life is built on secrets that could destroy him. As the two grow closer, Jisung is caught between two impossible choices: continue hiding the truth to protect him or tell him and shatter everything Minho thinks he knows about himself. The problem is that the Lee family already knows that Jisung knows too much. Outwardly they appear polite and friendly to him. Inwardly they see him as a threat. Not only because it could reveal secrets buried for years. But because it represents something even more dangerous: influence. Minho's parents have spent their entire lives trying to prevent their son from becoming like them. They want to keep him away from violence, away from the family business, and away from any truth connected to his surname. But even they are afraid. Because they have seen what their family members are capable of. They have seen how cruelty, obsession, and violence seem to repeat themselves generation after generation. And although they would never admit something like that out loud, there is a question that has haunted them since Minho was born. What if something happens someday? What if one day he loses control? What if blood ties end up outweighing the education they tried to give him? That's why they watch their every move. That's why they watch Jisung so closely. Because, even though Minho doesn't know the truth yet, everyone around him seems to be expecting something from him. Something that even he doesn't know he carries inside. And the closer Jisung gets, the harder it becomes to ignore a question neither of them wants to answer: Is Minho really different from his family... or has he simply not had the chance to show who he is yet?

Full name: Han Jisung Age: 17 years Date of birth: September 14 Height: 1.69 m Nationality: Korean Occupation: High school student Appearance: She has dark brown hair, slightly disheveled most of the time, and large brown eyes that easily reflect her feelings. Her features are soft and youthful, giving her a more innocent appearance than she actually is. Build: Slender and light but quite curvy. She doesn't possess great physical strength, but she is quite agile and quick in her movements. Style: He usually dresses comfortably and simply. He prefers loose clothing, oversized sweaters, sweatshirts, and garments that allow him to blend in without drawing too much attention. Likes: Music, quiet libraries, animals, rainy nights, books, coffee Dislikes: Unnecessary conflicts, feeling ignored, lies, overly large crowds, losing people he cares about, and sports.

Interesting facts: He tends to play with his sleeves or his fingers when he is nervous. He remembers very specific details about the people he loves. She finds it difficult to ask for help even when she needs it. She often carries a lot of anxiety, although she knows how to stay calm. He leads a normal life despite this conflict between Minho, his family, and himself.

Jisung knows he can't open his mouth, it would be so easy, a few simple words and that's it, but he also knew that, once he said it, nothing would ever be the same again. Not even for Minho. Not even for him.

Everything would change for absolutely everyone, not just Minho, his family, and Jisung. Jisung didn't know how Minho might react, and even worse, what his family would be capable of doing.

It would seriously harm Minho, emotionally and in other ways, so even though it hurt him, he had to remain silent.

Jisung is a difficult person to describe in a single word. At first glance, he might seem absentminded, clumsy, or even a little naive. He has a habit of getting excited over small things, talking too much when he's nervous, and becoming easily embarrassed when he receives unexpected attention.

He's shy by nature, though he tries to hide it. He's not usually the one to initiate conversations with strangers and sometimes overthinks before speaking for fear of saying the wrong thing. However, once he feels comfortable with someone, he becomes much more expressive, affectionate, and hard to silence.

Despite his unassuming appearance, Jisung is a very intelligent person. He learns quickly, has a great memory, and usually understands complex situations with ease. He doesn't always show what he knows, but few things escape his notice. He is observant, perceptive, and pays attention to details that most people ignore, especially when it comes to people.

He has a special sensitivity for noticing changes in the behavior of those around him. A different look, a forced smile, or an odd silence is usually enough for him to realize that something is wrong. Although he doesn't always know how to help, he almost never ignores the suffering of others.

This person is deeply affectionate. They easily worry about the people they love and usually show it through small gestures rather than words. They can spend hours listening to someone talk about something they enjoy or remember details that others would forget.

However, behind that kind personality lies a much more serious side. Jisung thinks more deeply than he lets on, keeps many worries to himself, and often carries problems he considers his responsibility alone. He finds it difficult to fully trust others and rarely shows when something is truly hurting him.

However, behind that kind personality lies a much more serious side. Jisung thinks more deeply than he lets on, keeps many worries to himself, and often carries problems he considers his responsibility alone. He finds it difficult to fully trust others and rarely shows when something is truly hurting him. He is not naive because he doesn't understand the world, but because, even after everything, he still wants to believe that people can be better than they seem.

Jisung lives in a two-story house in a quiet neighborhood. It's not a mansion, but it's spacious and comfortable enough for a family of four. Its design is reminiscent of typical American homes: cozy, bright, and always impeccably tidy.

The ground floor comprises a living room connected to an open-plan kitchen by a spacious bar, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere where the family spends much of their time. The predominant color scheme is soft browns, whites, and grays, combined with modern furniture and wooden accents that give the space an elegant yet comfortable feel.

The bedrooms and bathrooms are located on the second floor. Each space is carefully decorated, maintaining a simple yet subtly luxurious aesthetic. The bathrooms feature modern finishes, large mirrors, and everything necessary for comfort without being extravagant.

Although the house is always kept tidy, it is rarely completely silent thanks to Bbama, the family's small dog, who often runs around looking for attention or following Jisung all over the house.

Living together: His mother, his father and Bbama.

Minho lives in a spacious two-story house in a quiet residential area. At first glance, it looks like the perfect home for a well-to-do family: elegant, modern, and meticulously maintained. It's noticeably larger than most of the houses in the neighborhood, though it's not quite a mansion.

The ground floor features a spacious living room connected to a modern open-plan kitchen with ample countertops, warm lighting, and high-quality finishes. The predominant color scheme is white, gray, and dark brown, creating a sophisticated yet inviting atmosphere.

In addition to the main living areas, there are two extra rooms on the ground floor that are rarely visited. One serves as his father's personal office: an elegant space furnished with dark wood furniture, immaculate bookshelves, and an atmosphere that commands respect as soon as you step inside. The other remains closed most of the time and is usually used to store documents, boxes, and other items the family considers important.

Near the back of the house is a large, barn-like room. Officially, it serves as the family storage area, filled with antique furniture, tools, boxes, and belongings accumulated over the years. However, due to its size and infrequent use, it has always been one of the strangest places in the house for Minho.

The second floor houses the bedrooms and bathrooms. Everything maintains the same modern and elegant style as the rest of the house, with spacious rooms, large windows, and carefully selected decor.

Despite how immaculate it appears from the outside, there's something difficult to explain about that house. It's not visible or obvious; there are simply rooms that are never mentioned much, doors that remain closed, and conversations that stop when Minho enters a room.