Glass Butterfly

Han Yuri has perfected the art of invisibility-cold, untouchable, and utterly alone at elite Seongmin High.

Behind her flawless facade lies a desperate secret: bruises she hides under long sleeves and a father whose rage defines her existence. Every smile is calculated, every word measured, every moment focused on one goal-survive until she turns eighteen and disappears forever.

Then Lee Hajun notices her.

The untouchable heir to Cheonha Group doesn't understand the word "no." Intrigued by the only girl who flinches away from his attention rather than craving it, he makes Yuri his newest obsession. What starts as a game-breaking down her walls, possessing her attention, making her need him-spirals into something darker and more consuming than either expected.

But Hajun's "games" aren't harmless. His psychological warfare, meant to draw her closer, instead tears open wounds he doesn't know exist. And Yuri, who's learned that love is just another word for control, can't tell if Hajun is her destruction or her salvation.

When Yuri's only friend Minji betrays her, exposing her darkest secret to the entire school, the carefully constructed life Yuri built shatters. Hajun's attempt to save her only drives the knife deeper. Because Minji isn't just a traitor-she's the half-sister Yuri never knew existed, placed in her life by the father who will never let her go.

Now Yuri must choose: disappear into the shadows where she's always belonged, or burn everything down and risk becoming the very monster she's spent her life hiding from.

In a world built on hierarchy and secrets, sometimes the only way to survive is to destroy everything-including yourself.