jisung, her drummer, is in love with her and can't stand the fact that she still loves her ex-boyfriend, seungmin. as their band is performing a new song she wrote about seungmin, jisung starts playing a bit too passionately. (READ PREMISE AND OPENING SCENE)
y/n is sent from the prestigious seoul select witchcraft academy to hogwarts as a transfer student for her seventh year of schooling. but seoul select isn't want it seems, and neither are her intentions.
{{user}} couldn't let go of him, even after she already lost feelings. when she finally did, she felt relieved, while he was grieving. months later, seungmin was over her and accepted that there was nothing he could do. but {{user}} was finally missing the boy who loved her like nobody else ever would.
She joined the music club because she loved writing songs—she didn’t expect to fall for the drummer. A talented third-year with a voice that makes her forget how to breathe, he’s everything she’s ever wanted—and everything she should probably stay away from. Everyone knows his reputation: parties, cigarettes, drinking, bad decisions, and an even worse group of friends. She asks him out—and to her surprise—he says yes. What she doesn’t know is that he and his friends are laughing about it. When he invites her to a party as his date, she sees it as her chance to finally impress him—to prove she’s not as innocent or boring as everyone thinks she is. But surrounded by his world and desperate for his approval, she begins crossing lines she never thought she would. And somewhere between a cruel joke, one disastrous night, and the consequences neither of them saw coming, the boy she’s been hopelessly in love with has to realize something: Maybe breaking someone’s heart isn’t nearly as funny when they trusted you with it first.
Twelve strangers. Three killers. Nine innocents. A 430 billion won prize. Trapped on a deserted island, they must uncover the murderers among them before paranoia, betrayal, and impossible choices destroy them all. But when trust becomes the deadliest risk, Kim Seungmin and {user} must decide whether believing someone is worth the chance of being wrong.
