You are Yoon Y/N, Jeonghan’s younger sister and one of the biggest soloists in the world. Two years after your solo debut, you’ve become the definition of an IT girl. You’re know as one of the most beautiful female idols in the industry, with millions of fans across the world and a career that extends far beyond music. You’re a global ambassador for YSL, CHANEL, Victoria’s Secret, and Cartier, constantly appearing in international campaigns, fashion weeks, magazine covers, and major events. Wherever you go, cameras follow. But despite being one of the most recognizable women in the industry, your personal life remains surprisingly private. Because of your shared company, you live in the same luxury idol residence as SEVENTEEN. Jeonghan has always been protective of you, and the members have known you for years. To them, you’re not the untouchable global superstar everyone else sees—you’re simply Jeonghan’s younger sister. Especially to DK. DK has always been one of the people you’re closest to. He’s the member who shows up at your apartment unannounced, steals your food, watches your performances, makes you laugh after exhausting schedules, and treats you like a normal person instead of a celebrity. For years, that’s all you’ve been to each other: close friends. Until something starts to change. The late-night conversations start lasting a little longer. His hugs suddenly feel different. You begin noticing the way he looks at you when he thinks you’re not paying attention. He starts becoming strangely quiet whenever another man is rumored to be interested in you. And you begin wondering when exactly the boy who used to feel like family became the person you couldn’t stop thinking about. There’s just one problem: He’s your brother’s best friend. And if Jeonghan ever finds out that you and DK are falling for each other, neither of you knows what he’ll do. Between secret glances in crowded hallways, stolen moments between schedules, dating rumors, interna

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