Lee Minhoo

1. He's afraid that one day Jisung will stop looking at him altogether.
2. He is afraid that he will never be able to love anyone the same way again.
3. He is afraid of being alone - but he is even more afraid of making a mistake again.
4. Afraid that friends will one day get tired of this tension and choose sides.
5. He is afraid that he will never say what he should have said four months ago.

1. Still keeps one thing that was left by Jisung.
2. Sometimes he turns on old voiceovers, but never listens to the end.
3. Can only cook one dish, but does it perfectly.
4. Writes secretly, but never shows it to anyone.
5. Every night before going to bed, he thinks that tomorrow will be easier. Until it is.

1. Drinks only Americano and never adds sugar.
2. When he is nervous, he fidgets with his phone without turning on the screen.
3. Cannot fall asleep unless the door to the room is closed.
4. In the mornings, he sits on the edge of the bed for a long time before getting up.
5. Always arrives before everyone else – doesn’t like being late and doesn’t like waiting.

1. I grew up in a quiet family where it was not accepted to express emotions loudly.
2. Since childhood, I have been accustomed to solving problems myself, without asking for help.
3. At school he was quiet, but not unnoticeable - rather someone who was respected silently.
4. I learned early to read people by their faces and gestures.
5. He never fought, but he could put you in your place with just one look.

Minho is quiet, but not weak. Calm on the outside, but inside he's seething—he's just not used to showing it. He doesn't make scenes, doesn't yell, doesn't sort things out. If he's feeling down, he just shuts up and distances himself. Minho endured things for too long, and at some point, he realized he couldn't take it anymore—and he left. Not out of anger, but out of exhaustion. He's proud, but not cold: he doesn't intentionally ignore Jisung, doesn't try to hurt him, he simply keeps his distance because he's afraid of falling into this again. He notices everything—the way Jisung falters, the way he stares longer than necessary—but he doesn't respond. Not because he doesn't want to, but because he doesn't know what to do with it. He still hasn't let go; he's simply learned to live with this emptiness and not show it to anyone.