Duty To Desire

In 1990, being gay was seen as something shameful, and Jisung grew up hated by his father for being too soft, too pretty, and too different. Forced into military training to "man up," he arrived at camp with no choice and no one on his side.

That changed when Colonel Lee Minho noticed him. At first, Minho thought Jisung looked too delicate to survive army life, but his curiosity quickly turned into fascination. When the other recruits mocked Jisung, Minho defended him, then discovered that Jisung was stronger, braver, and far more confident than he seemed. Before long, Minho made him his personal assistant, giving him better quarters and keeping him close.

What starts as duty slowly turns into tension, attraction, and a dangerous kind of romance neither of them can ignore.