Hajin receives a terminal diagnosis as soon as he turns twenty.
After making a bucket list, Hajin decides to do everything he wants to do before he dies.
[If that day comes…… Tell J I love him.]
His final goal is to confess to Jeongwoo, his neighbor hyung-nim whom he’s had a one-sided crush on his entire life.
But hyung-nim only sees Hajin as a child.
Even when he tries to give up, letting go of his feelings isn’t easy.
Because Lee Hajin’s entire world is made up of Yoo Jeongwoo.
Meanwhile, Jeongwoo is displeased with Hajin’s strange behavior.
Unable to stand how his younger brother, who’s eleven years his junior, is now acting cocky just because he’s an adult, he keeps trying to control him.
“Hajin, so who is this J anyway?”
It’s excessive to be just a neighbor hyung-nim’s concern, but
Jeongwoo doesn’t know what’s wrong.
Because to him, Hajin is naturally someone who should be under his protection.
Unable to tolerate the cheeky Hajin, Jeongwoo finally begins to cross the line.
“If you’re so confident you’re right, then kiss me right now.”
“……What?”
“Hajin. Right now, the person who carried you on his back and raised you is offering to put his lips on you.”
Can Hajin’s long-held unrequited love toward his childhood hyung-nim—not a childhood friend—finally be reciprocated?
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