CRIMSON CLOVERS

In a Capitol teetering on the rebellion's edge, Park Sunghoon-grandson to Panem's ruthless President-lives surrounded by propaganda, privilege, and paranoia. He's the Capitol's golden boy: polished, sharp, but hollow, shaped by the mysterious deaths of his powerful parents when he was just a child. He's learned not to trust, not to feel.

Until Sunoo is reaped.

Born in one of the outermost districts ravaged by famine and silence, Kim Sunoo enters the Games with a strange defiance-not in violence, but in kindness. He is radiant. He tends to injured tributes. He talks to birds. He smiles in interviews while quietly undermining the Games with the strength of his humanity. And somehow, the Capitol's heir notices.

They meet by chance-at first. Sunghoon, assigned to shadow the mentors and document tributes for Capitol media strategy, becomes drawn to Sunoo's unpredictable presence. His curiosity turns to fascination, then obsession. And somewhere between surveillance tapes, midnight confessions, and aching silences-something real blooms. A bond they both can't name, not yet. A slow, smoldering war of hearts.