Thin walls

Park Sunghoon doesn't do roommates.

He doesn't do small talk, shared bathrooms, or people who hum at 7 AM either. So when a housing error lands him in a tiny apartment with Lee Heeseung - a walking ray of sunshine with an annoying smile, fairy lights, and zero concept of personal boundaries - Sunghoon decides the best approach is silence. Cold, absolute, impenetrable silence.

Lee Heeseung doesn't do enemies.

He's spent his whole life making people like him. It's easy. It's safe. But Park Sunghoon looks at him like he's a problem to be solved, and Heeseung has never been good at leaving problems alone. So what if the guy is cold, rude, and way too pretty for his own good? Heeseung can handle him. He can handle anything.

Except the walls are thin.

And he can hear Sunghoon crying through them.

Two roommates. One apartment. Ten weeks until the semester ends and they never have to see each other again.

But the walls are thin, the silence is loud, and the space between their beds is getting smaller every night.