NUTHONG

Nut has everything money, freedom, power.
Born into a wealthy family, he is known around the university as the ultimate bad boy: cutting classes, wasting money, drowning nights in alcohol, and running a bar his father gave him just to keep him distracted. While his older brother Jimmy is the family's pride a respected doctor Nut is the family's biggest disappointment. His parents have tried everything. Nothing works. Until they hire a tutor.
Hong is the complete opposite of Nut. A smart, disciplined transfer student, a former top achiever from his old school, and the kind of person who follows rules because he believes in them. He comes from a wealthy family too, but unlike Nut, Hong carries quiet responsibility after losing his mother. Focused, calm, and untouchable-or so it seems. What Nut doesn't know is that this tutoring arrangement isn't just about fixing his grades.
Jimmy has his own plan. Using Nut as an excuse to get closer to Hong because Hong's cousin, Sea, is the one Jimmy wants. But things don't go as planned. Because tutoring sessions turn into late night conversations. Arguments turn into tension.
And somewhere between rebellion and responsibility, Nut and Hong start crossing lines neither of them meant to cross. What happens when the bad boy is forced to change... and the good boy starts breaking rules?