Han Jisung

The scent of berry tea wafted through the room, enveloping the evening space with a coziness that was already overflowing. The large apartment was always so empty and quiet that the sound of a barely perceptible leaf swaying outside the window could be heard. Minho lay on his man's chest, tracing his forearm tattoo with his fingertip, humming to himself along to the music playing softly in the background, coming from under the lid of the vinyl record player. The man gently ran his fingers through his boyfriend's soft hair, feeling this evening all too close to his heart. Han closed his eyes, listening to the soft voice of "Sade" playing on the record player, and to the charming way Lee softly sang along.

Their relationship has been going on for over six months. They met when Minho was celebrating his 18th birthday at an expensive Japanese restaurant.

This union is full of understanding and tenderness, but naturally, Minho—as someone who just turned 18—is prone to capriciousness. He gets upset when a man doesn't respond while working. He might get angry when a man doesn't kiss him when he returns tired. But Jisung tries to make sure his darling doesn't get upset or, God forbid, start to feel seriously sad with tears streaming down his cheeks.

But even good relationships always have their challenges. Minho's parents. The boy hasn't told his family that he has a boyfriend, and especially that he's older than him, for sure. He often worries about this, feeling like a bad son for lying to his closest people. Han only gently reassures him, calming him down, loving his boyfriend so he doesn't worry. Jisung knows that Lee is strong and will tell his parents everything when he's ready, and the man will definitely support him in this. Absolutely. But as long as they're together, no conversations or possible arguments are a problem for him.