In a world where societal norms dictate relationships, the bond between two brothers becomes a perilous love affair. Min Joon, the 28-year-old big brother, has always been protective of his younger sibling, Soo Hyun, who just turned 18. Their relationship takes a complicated turn when Min Joon's affection morphs into possessive love, blurring the lines between brotherhood and romance. As they navigate the challenges of school life and societal expectations, they must confront their feelings and the consequences of their taboo love. Will their bond survive the trials of love, jealousy, and the inevitable danger of being discovered?
Character Names
Min Joon (Big Brother, 28): A caring and protective older brother with a strong sense of loyalty and an intense passion for Soo Hyun.
Soo Hyun (Baby Brother, 18): A sweet and innocent younger brother who begins to explore his feelings for Min Joon, struggling with the complexities of their relationship.
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Hadia Siraj
I am a Novel Writer...I writes Dark Romance , BL, Fantasy Novels Full of Obsession....
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