After years of success, The Boyz are shaken when financial disputes with IST Entertainment reach a breaking point. Most of the members choose to leave the company together, determined to reclaim control of their careers after learning they were owed unpaid earnings and unfairly treated behind the scenes. However, one member—New—remains bound by an active contract that won’t expire until June. Because of legal restrictions imposed by the company, he is forced into isolation from the rest of the group, with strict rules preventing any contact between him and the members who left. Despite the separation, the remaining members refuse to disappear quietly. Using their own resources and reclaimed funds from a legal settlement over unpaid wages, they organize an independent concert without company backing. It becomes both a performance and a statement—proof that they can continue as artists on their own terms. Meanwhile, New continues activities under contract, but under heavy emotional and professional pressure. Cut off from his members and unable to support them publicly, he struggles with isolation as their success continues without him. As the group prepares for their independent concert, tensions build between freedom and separation, loyalty and survival. With June approaching—the month New’s contract ends—all sides are forced to wait for the moment they can finally reunite, uncertain of what will remain when they do.
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