The characters, settings, and background of this work have no relation to reality.
Please note that this work contains coercive acts and relationships.
Seo Juhan has lived his entire life killing all his desires and only according to his authoritarian father’s will.
The reality he faced as he took his first steps into society was Yangseong School, a gathering of those contrary to his exemplary life. And the problem students who couldn’t finish their studies at regular high schools and only became adults in age were, to Seo Juhan, troublesome matters he didn’t want to touch rather than students.
Among them, only Go Un, the class representative of the exam prep class he was in charge of as homeroom teacher, was a unique presence—a crane among chickens in both appearance and attitude—who allowed him to breathe.
Seo Juhan gradually came to rely on Go Un, and Go Un seemed to follow such a Seo Juhan.
That night when the torrential rain poured down.
Only until Go Un caused Seo Juhan’s mind to fly away with disgust and shame he never wanted to know in his entire life.
Unlike Seo Juhan, who wants to dismiss all of it as if it never happened, Go Un reveals his true nature and begins to charge at him like an unbridled colt.
“Pretending not to know? After wagging your tail at me first.”
“Who? Me? At you?”
Go Un and Seo Juhan seemed to have absolutely no similarities, but as they learn that they both share the commonality of wounds and trauma caused by family, they gradually begin to grow closer…
