Moyra1820
Han Jisung disappeared from Lee Minho's life at fourteen. No explanation. No goodbye. No second chance.
He told himself it was easier that way. Minho was going to become a snooker legend, and Jisung was just the boy who taught him the game he loved.
Eight years later, Minho is a professional snooker player and Jisung is a successful musician with a life built entirely somewhere else. He hasn't touched a cue since the day he left but he's streamed every single match.
A chance encounter in London puts them face-to-face for the first time in eight years. The past Jisung thought he'd buried turns out to still be exactly where he left it: waiting, patient, faded but not gone, like gold star stickers on an old cue case that was never replaced.
A slow-burn, childhood-best-friends-to-lovers story about grief, self-worth, and the people we convince ourselves we don't deserve to go back for.