During a special Suchwita episode, Yoongi interviews Taehyung, his real-life boyfriend. The interview is a mix of professionalism and hidden affection, with Yoongi struggling to address Taehyung by his name instead of the intimate "honey" he's so used to saying behind closed doors.

When Taehyung lies to his mother about having a boyfriend just to survive another family call, he doesn't expect her to explode with joy and invite his imaginary partner to his cousin's extravagant 10-day wedding on Jeju Island. Desperate and spiraling, Taehyung blurts out the first name that comes to mind: Min Yoongi. Jimin's older brother. Emotionally unreadable. Mysteriously hot. The man Taehyung's been in love with for years. Now he has ten days to make the lie real... and only one person reckless enough to ask. Yoongi. What could possibly go wrong?

When Taehyung left Daegu, he also left behind his first heartbreak - Min Yoongi, the quiet older boy next door who crushed his childhood crush with one cold rejection. Years later, the world knows him not as little Taehyung, but as V - the bold, brilliant stylist whose name drips from magazine covers and fashion week headlines. Confident, striking, and unrecognizable from the chubby boy he once was, Taehyung thought he had moved on. Until fate throws him face-to-face with the one man he never forgot - now a wildly successful music producer... Min Yoongi. But Yoongi doesn't recognize him. And instead of telling the truth, Taehyung does the unthinkable: he lies. He becomes Choi Taesang - a new name, a new past, a new chance to stay close. He tells himself it's harmless. Just a little longer. Just until he stops feeling that tug in his chest. Just until Yoongi finally sees him - really sees him. But how long can you pretend... before your heart gives you away? A story of second chances, mistaken identity, and the boy who never stopped loving his Hyung from Daegu.

Taehyung is not gay. At least, that's what he tells himself. Until he accepts a role in an LGBT university play - just for the money. His co-star? Yoongi. Openly gay, magnetic, quietly confident. It's just acting... until it isn't. Until late-night rehearsals feel real. And until Taehyung starts to wonder: What if he isn't as straight as he thought? What if... Yoongi is the exception?