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Tee and Dew have been two halves of a whole since they were five years old. To the outside world, they are the university's untouchable "Golden Duo."
​Tee is the quintessential campus hero-the charismatic captain of the basketball team, a man who lives his life in the sun, chasing victories and the attention of every girl in the bleachers. Dew, by contrast, is the shadow. A brilliant, brooding artist whose canvases are whispered to be masterpieces of "longing."
​They share everything: a childhood, a fierce rivalry for the top spot in the campus social hierarchy, and a luxury condo that serves as their private sanctuary. But while Tee views their competition for girls as a game between best friends, Dew sees it as a smokescreen. For Dew, every girl he's ever "pursued" was merely a practice run for the only person he's ever truly wanted.
​One rain-slicked evening, the walls of their shared condo feel smaller than usual. The masks slip. When Tee laughs off Dew's latest "artistic obsession," Dew decides he's done painting from afar. The confession isn't a plea-it's a claim.
​Now, Tee must navigate a reality where his best friend isn't just a rival, but a predator who has been watching him from the sidelines for twenty years.