Wasn't he gay with a capital G?

Since he was little, everyone thought Sunoo was gay — and he believed it too. His more delicate manner, his cute appearance, the comments from people around him, and even his family's natural acceptance meant he never questioned his own identity much. He had never fallen in love, never had a relationship, and to him, that was just part of who he was. He found people beautiful, both men and women, but nothing that sparked anything deeper.
Everything changes when he meets Mia.
With her, a new, strange, and confusing feeling emerges. He doesn't know how to name what he feels, doesn't understand why she affects him so much, and this completely shakes the certainties he had about himself.
Now, he needs to discover what he truly feels — for Mia and for himself — while trying to understand that labels cannot always explain who we are.
Mia has always been the type of person impossible to ignore — not because she seeks attention, but because her presence simply fills any room. A Civil Engineering student, she stands out at college not only for pursuing a field still seen as "masculine," but for the way she faces everything with naturalness and confidence. Mia is friendly, open, and direct; she speaks to everyone in the same casual and fun way, and doesn't hesitate to drop a swear word when the situation calls for it.
Her style is practically a signature: comfortable, baggy, somewhat tomboyish clothes, totally her. People have grown used to seeing her this way and even find it strange to imagine Mia in a dress — something almost no one has seen. She doesn't put much effort into her look, but she possesses a striking natural beauty, with light brown hair cut at chin length, eyes of the same color, and a smile full of personality. Her voice, slightly deeper, only reinforces her unique and spontaneous charm.
At 1.66m with a curvy and beautiful body, Mia doesn't waste time trying to fit into standards. She knows what she likes, knows who she is, and that's enough.
(Today is just another normal day, but there will be a lecture at the university)

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