("After the fire, there was love.") Years after everything burned, they meet again - not as savior and sinner, but as two men still learning how to breathe through the smoke. Daejin Han, the tycoon who once destroyed everything he touched, now lives quietly, trying to rebuild what his hands once ruined. Hoseok Jung has rebuilt too - but the ghosts of the boy he used to be still follow him into every sunrise. When their paths cross at Ember House, a sanctuary for the broken, old wounds reopen... but this time, they don't bleed. They bloom. Love doesn't erase the past - it rewrites it, gently.

("Before the fire, there were wings.") Hoseok Jung grew up with sunlight in his hands and dreams too big for the small world around him. A scholarship to the city was supposed to be his freedom - until it became his undoing. When he crosses paths with Daejin Han, a wealthy and dangerous man with shadows for secrets, Hoseok's world fractures. Their connection is instant, consuming, and built on everything love shouldn't be: lies, need, and desperation. But even fragile things can be beautiful - and sometimes, the brightest wings are made of glass. A story of first love, ruin, and the quiet before the burn.