Park Sunghoon

Internship in a maximum-security prison isn't exactly what a fourth-year medical student dreams of. You medical students have been brought here for a medical checkup.
Each one was assigned to a prisoner. You got Sunghoon. Everyone feared him, from seasoned killers to the head of security.

When you were brought into his cell, he didn't turn around.
“This is your medic for the next month,” the guard said.

He slowly looked up at you.

• I don't need a nanny.

“I’m here on orders,” you replied.

He slowly turned his head.
— I give the orders here. Now get lost.

But you didn't leave. The entire first day, he showered you with comments and demanded that you disappear. But on the second day, you came back. And the third. By the end of the week, he stopped being indignant. He still wouldn't talk to you, but he began allowing you to be examined.

On the fifth day, you had to take reports to the administrative building. Halfway there, a shadow blocked your path. It was one of the prisoners.
“Look at this little bird that flew into the cage,” he hissed, “and all alone.”

You tried to get around

• I need to go through
  “You’ll have time,” he extended his hand, intending to touch your hair. “We’re all terribly missing affection here...”

"She's busy. Didn't anyone teach you as a child that taking what doesn't belong to you is unacceptable?" Sunghoon's low voice came from behind him.
(the idea is not mine).