Junghwan and Dohoon grew up together, they experience their childhood and teenage year together. Now approaching adult hood, Dohoon realize his feeling for Junghwan grew daily and its getting harder for him to keep it. At the same time, Dohoon also realized Junghwan would always look at him in a way that he couldn't explain. Now at the last year of their highschool with a upcoming skit play, will Dohoon finally mutter up the courage to confess to Junghwan?

Lee Kyungmin is a sixteen-year-old student who sees the world through the lens of suspicion. On his very first day of school, what should have been an ordinary routine turns into the beginning of a personal investigation when he starts noticing strange patterns, unusual behaviors, and unsettling connections among his classmates. From a tycoon's guarded son who prefers solitude, to a carefree dancer who lies too easily, a notorious troublemaker who fears nothing, a gentle vocalist hiding quiet emotions, and a charming senior whose kindness feels dangerously intentional-everyone seems to be hiding something. As Kyungmin's observations pile up, harmless curiosity evolves into a full-blown case. Public assemblies feel staged, punishments feel performative, and secret rooftop meetings suggest something far bigger than teenage mischief. While friendships, admiration, and unspoken crushes form quietly in the background, Kyungmin documents every glance, smile, and coincidence, convinced that the school itself is concealing a secret. What begins as a comedic, overactive detective mindset slowly turns into a tense coming-of-age mystery-where love, rebellion, and hidden bonds intertwine, and one boy's obsession with uncovering the truth may lead him straight into the heart of it.

Youngjae is a tired introvert who got the president position of the dance club because he's too good at dancing. Now in the Summer, June, comes the new intake and Youngjae is forced to set up a booth to attract freshmen to join the dance club. One specific boy caught his eye, but not in the good way, he's energetic, talkative, almost like a walking sunshine.

Dohoon's way too shy, and unable to talk to his classmate Jihoon. So, the younger boy decides to take matters in his own hands

Kyungmin's a shy, sensitive boy. He spends most of his days miserable, and alone. That is, until his childhood imaginary friend comes to life. Things seem a little easier with him now.