Wrong But Worth It

Minho had always been close to the Han family-largely thanks to his lifelong friendship with Minjun Han. Spending time at their house felt natural, familiar. And then there was Jisung, Minjun's younger brother. They'd grown up side by side, sharing everything from late-night games to family vacations. To Minho, Jisung was family. A brother. Never anything more.

At least, that's what he believed.

After a year away at a boarding school in Malaysia, Jisung returns-and something about him has changed. He's louder, bolder, and brimming with a confidence Minho doesn't recognize. The boy who once followed him everywhere now meets his gaze without hesitation, smiling a little too knowingly. And suddenly, Minho finds himself unraveling over feelings he never thought possible. Feelings for the boy he's always called his "younger brother."

As Minho struggles with his identity and the fear of crossing an irreversible line, the two must confront what's changed between them. Can they navigate these unexpected emotions together, or will acknowledging the truth shatter the relationship they've spent a lifetime building?

~~In which family and something else blur into something impossibly uncrossable.~~

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