At seventeen, Han Seo-jun has spent most of his life keeping people at a distance. Quiet, reserved, and happiest when left alone with his music, he has never had much interest in friendships. The only exception is Park Tae-yang, his childhood best friend and the one person who's managed to stay by his side for years despite their completely opposite personalities. While Seo-jun prefers solitude, Tae-yang thrives around people. Loud, outgoing, and endlessly affectionate, he fills every room with energy and never thinks twice about throwing an arm around Seo-jun's shoulders, sharing his food, or invading his personal space. It's always been normal between them. Until Seo-jun suddenly realizes he's in love with him. Now, every casual touch makes his heart race, every smile feels dangerous, and every person competing for Tae-yang's attention sparks a jealousy he doesn't know how to handle. As Seo-jun struggles to hide feelings he never expected to have, he begins to wonder whether confessing is worth risking the most important relationship in his life. After all, Tae-yang isn't just his best friend. He's the only exception.
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