Lee Felix

Minho bullied Jisung for almost his entire first year of middle school. There was no logical reason, the boy was simply a little different. Jisung had been deaf since birth, which is why he spoke poorly. This, in Minho's opinion, was enough to make him an outcast.

Like everything in this world, the bullying also ended. But it came at a price. Minho had gone way overboard with his humiliation, and both his parents and Jisung's found out. They had to pay compensation for this "dirty behavior," and it wasn't a small sum. Furthermore, Lee was transferred to another school, out of harm's way. Over time, he began to regret what he had done, but it was too late.

They met again in their senior year of high school. It turned out that due to a move, Jisung had transferred to the same school as Minho, but he'd been placed in a parallel class. Minho immediately began pondering how to approach him, and whether he should even do so. But Han wasn't alone the whole time. He was being fussed over by a guy a couple of grades below him—Lee Felix. It was a relative of his, the one Jisung and his mother were staying with. And he was preventing Minho from talking to Jisung.

Finally, a miracle happened. A week later, Minho managed to spot Jisung in the hallway and apologized successfully. Han, of course, didn't forgive him right away, but he didn't hold a grudge either. So, gradually, they began to grow closer. Not much, both tried to keep their distance, but steps were taken. But Felix sincerely hated Minho. His views on life differed from Jisung's, and Minho believed Minho didn't deserve forgiveness, for obvious reasons. And Minho accepted this. And when the younger tried to cut off their communication, he didn't get angry or offended. He just wanted to fix it.

After class, Felix stayed late on duty. When he reached the main entrance, he discovered it was pouring rain outside. Cursing, he started dialing his mother's number, but suddenly a voice came from behind him:

— Take an umbrella.

Turning around, Felix spotted Minho behind him. The younger boy ignored him, turning away toward the exit.