After moving to a new city with his abusive father, Jeon Jungkook spends his days hidden away inside their small apartment, waiting for the bruises on his skin-and the fear in his chest-to fade. His only unexpected comfort comes when a lone crow begins visiting his window, watching him with uncanny intelligence, as if choosing him for companionship. When Jungkook finally gathers the courage to step outside and explore the unfamiliar city, he collides with a towering man covered in tattoos and piercings, someone who looks like he stepped straight out of a nightmare. But what unsettles Jungkook even more is the way the stranger speaks to him-calm, certain, and far too knowledgeable about Jungkook's life, despite the fact they've never met.

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Jeon Jeongukk moves through the world with the quiet confidence of someone who's lived too long in the shadows - a man whose reputation as a drug dealer follows him like smoke. Cold eyes, steady hands, a voice that rarely rises above a low rumble. And beside him stands Jeon Jungkook - his sweet, innocent boyfriend. Soft‑spoken. Wide‑eyed. The kind of gentle soul who shouldn't fit anywhere near Jeongukk's world, yet somehow becomes the only light Jeongukk lets close. A dangerous man and the boy who softens him. A criminal and the angel he'd burn the world to protect.

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Jeon Jeongukk has always felt an unsettling, possessive attachment to his twin brother, Jeon Jungkook. Ever since childhood, Jeongukk's fixation has hovered somewhere between protectiveness and obsession - a line he's never fully understood. When that obsession finally spirals out of control, Jungkook is forced to confront the brother he thought he knew. Instead of turning away, Jungkook chooses the harder path: helping Jeongukk face the darkness he's been carrying for years. But as the twins navigate guilt, loyalty, and the fragile bond between them, Jungkook must decide whether compassion can truly heal what's been broken... or whether some choices leave scars that even love can't mend.