𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝑰𝒔𝒉𝒒

In the opulent world of towering skyscrapers and billion-dollar empires, Choi Seungcheol stands as the enigmatic heir to one of India's wealthiest tycoons, Devraj Choi. Born to a powerful Indian father and a captivating Russian mother, Seungcheol is a man caught between two worlds-a hybrid of fiery Indian heritage and icy Russian elegance. Having left India as a child, he grew up navigating the harsh winters of Russia, crafting himself into the epitome of sophistication. Seungcheol shed his given name, embracing the moniker "Scoups," a title that resonates with the sharpness of his Russian persona and the mystery that surrounds him.

At 24, Seungcheol is summoned back to the land he left behind for a high-profile family gathering. Reluctantly, he returns to a homeland he barely remembers, where grandeur and tradition collide in dazzling splendor. But amidst the golden palaces and sprawling estates, his world tilts on its axis when he sees Joshua Hong-a young man whose ethereal beauty could halt time itself.

Joshua, however, is not just another face in the crowd. He is the cherished son of the Hong family, long-standing rivals of the Chois, locked in a bitter feud that predates either of their births. While Seungcheol is instantly captivated, craving Joshua with a desperation that borders on obsession, Joshua's hatred burns just as brightly. To Joshua, Seungcheol represents the very bloodline he despises-a symbol of broken promises and ancient wounds.