The End of Us

It's 2047. Nuclear war and destruction of the planet we once called home are at its peak. The air on Earth is no longer breathable by humankind. Scattered around what remains of our planet is something the government calls 'facilities'. These facilities are built deep, deep underground. In order to preserve the future generations, the higher-ups move all survivors under the age of 21 to these underground living spaces, which means most of these kids won't ever see the light of day. There's bedchambers, dining halls, training rooms, everything you could want or need to attempt to avoid extinction of the human race. But what happens when 18-year-old Kim Taehyung is forced to leave his father behind, and live in this new, foreign place? His severe claustrophobia and recollections of what was once his home make it all the more difficult to adjust to such conditions. But when a nearby facility suffers severe damage and destruction from a nuclear explosion, the occupants are forced to scatter to other holding facilities. That's when Taehyung meets the short, bubbly boy by the name of Park Jimin. Taehyung falls prisoner to the boy almost immediately, amazed at how happy someone who's been through so much trauma can be. Will Taehyung finally find happiness in this crowded, decreasing oxygen-filled hole? Or will they both die trying?