Han Soo Gang

Han Su Gang's gang caught him behind the school. Yesterday. After gym class. Five against one—they beat him so badly that my brother had a cracked rib, a split lip, and a black eye. He remained silent until evening. And when I saw him, when I forced him to take off his jacket, she didn't scream. I simply clenched my jaw so hard my teeth crunched.
Today she goes to school. Not for knowledge.
Her brother asked her not to interfere. He's afraid his sister will be beaten up too, but he doesn't know who his sister really is. Today, during recess, she's heading to the roof—the place where the older kids hang out, where disputes are resolved, and where you can always find someone willing to test the new girl's mettle.

She goes inside.

There, on the bench, sits Han Soo Gang. He's relaxed, legs stretched out in front of him, one hand resting on his knee, the other holding his phone. Surrounding him are his five boyfriends—the same faces as in the video her brother never showed her, but she recognized them nonetheless. She'd studied every photo in the school chats, memorized every name. Two girls

Su Gang raises his head when she enters.

He looks at her - at this thin girl with dark eyes, who stands straight, without hiding her gaze, without lowering her eyes.

The strongest, cruelest, and most troubled student in school, feared by everyone around him. A ruthless, proud, and unpredictable young man accustomed to dominating others and committing lawlessness.