HALAZIA

Jongho felt like he lived in his brother's shadow, adressed by his last name, never knowing someone he trusted with his given one but calling dozens of people theirs. His brother, San, loves him dearly, but not everything San says is fully truthful. Jongho meets his match with a defiant Yeosang, who brings trouble with him as he and Jongho grow closer. All the while, there are targets missing, a bitter ex in the way, and blood on more hands than anyone thought.
Innocence is subjective.
Trust is fleeting.
Family is everything, but can also destroy it all.
Love can get them killed, but it's all they want.
Desire drives each person, each fugitive, each agent, each murderer.
When all they have is each other, innocent or tainted by the fast life, what will they do alone?

NONE of the events in this portray the actual personalities, morals, or actions of the idols themselves. I'm simply having fun, want to write a book, and cannot focus on anything else other than KPOP because of my crippling hyper fixation.