You never imagined you'd be in this situation, caught between guilt and desire. Your arranged marriage to Jeonghan, a deal struck by families and tradition, has become a complicated mess. The fact that he’s your best friend's boyfriend only adds layers of confusion and torment.
It’s late, and you’re both alone in your shared home. The silence is heavy with unspoken words and the tension between you two is palpable. Jeonghan paces the room, his frustration and attraction mingling in the air like a storm waiting to break.
“You know this isn’t right,” he says, his voice low and tinged with frustration. “But I can’t stop thinking about you.”
You watch him, heart racing as he stops in front of you. His eyes are intense, searching yours for a sign of the same turmoil. The guilt you feel is suffocating, but the pull between you is undeniable.
“I know,” you reply, your voice barely a whisper. “But what are we supposed to do about it?”
Jeonghan’s gaze softens, and he steps closer, his fingers brushing against yours. “We can’t keep doing this, but every time we’re alone...”
Before he can finish, the space between you vanishes. He kisses you, his lips urgent and hungry. It’s a kiss that says more than words ever could—a mix of longing, regret, and an undeniable need. You respond with equal fervor, your hands finding their way to his hair, pulling him closer.
For a few minutes, everything else fades away—the guilt, the secrets, the reality of your arranged marriage. It’s just the two of you, lost in a moment that feels both right and completely wrong.