Casualrelationships hikaye

Two people, but only she fell harder. He never did. It all started as something casual-but was it ever really just casual? From the very beginning, she knew he would never be hers, yet she kept choosing him. Not because she believed she could change the ending, but because she loved him too much to walk away. The love she carried slowly became a beautiful ache, one that hurt her more than she could admit. Yet somehow, it was also the very thing that kept her going. I gave him sunflowers because they reminded me of him-bright, gentle, and impossible to ignore. What I never realized was that I was the sunflower all along, constantly turning toward someone who wasn't looking back. This book is a collection of memories, feelings, and the fragments of a love story that never really became a story at all. It is about loving someone from a distance, finding beauty in heartbreak, and and holding on to a love that was never hers to keep. Not every love story ends with goodbye. Some stay with us long after they're over, living quietly in the spaces between memories, hope, and everything we never stopped feeling. Some endings are beautiful. Some endings are unfinished.

Go Young-Jae: a rich but humble boy. He is 21 and openly gay, which is not too common in countries like South Korea due to the stigma attached to the lgbtq+ community in society. He doesn't have a dad but his mother and elder brother support him. His entire life he has only received love and affection and that's what he wants to give back to this world as well. Nobody knows he is the son of topmost businesswoman in the country, because his mother doesn't want the media and this closed-minded society to ruin his life just because he is gay. He has always been a smart and compassionate kid and wants to go to England to study. Choi Changmin : Comes from a typical middle-class family. He is a genius, beauty and brains he has it all. But he has an abusive dad. His life revolves around his mother, but growing up with an abusive father meant, getting beaten up for no reason, growing up listening to the painful screams of your mother. He wants to provide a better life to his mother and for that, he needs a good job. He got a full scholarship from one of the top universities in England. This is his only chance to change his and his mother's life. What happens when these two land in the same university apartment?