Euijoo is quiet and easily overlooked, yet bound to one person by a force he cannot explain. He doesn't know why it began or why he cannot stay away-only that, no matter how distant or unreachable that person becomes, he is always pulled back. In a world that tells him to let go, Euijoo remains, choosing devotion over reason, and presence over fear. His connection is not chosen. It is gravity.

euijoo finds out his best friend has a crush and is upset that all their close friends know except him-and perhaps upset over 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘦𝘭𝘴𝘦. ao3 version: https://archiveofourown.org/works/44259715/chapters/111302392

"you hate me," nicholas whispers, lips brushing against his pulse, feeling the way it races. his grip tightens around euijoo's waist, possessive. "because i make you weak." euijoo should be furious. should shove him away. should press the gun deeper and remind himself that this is war, that this isn't a game, that nicholas is the reason for the blood on his hands, the scars on his body, the weight in his chest that never goes away. but nicholas is so warm. and euijoo is so cold. so he kisses him back. (or: euijoo never thought he'd see nicholas again-until the day he's sent to hunt him down. now, standing on opposite sides of a war, with a gun between them, euijoo realizes too late- nicholas was never just another criminal. and he was never just another enforcer. )

A sudden financial collapse to both family businesses, force the heirs into a legal contract marriage for a year. However, the heirs in question, have been classmates since years and hate each others guts.

Nicholas's younger brother Maki falls for his classmate Harua, but Harua's older brother Euijoo does not allow him to date. Maki seeks his brother Nicholas's help to convince Harua's brother to let him date him.

Nicholas is a final year student, who is unable to graduate due to getting an F in a course because of an insufferable junior. based on semantic error

Euijoo absolutely hates Nicholas's guts, since the past 2 years, when he came into his school as a transfer student and took away his spot of being the class topper.