Enemies

The world knows you and Jung Hae-in as the golden couple of Korean entertainment — the “perfect” marriage between a top actor and a K-pop soloist who conquered the world stage. But behind the flash of cameras and the glow of red carpets, silence fills the spaces between you.

You share a penthouse in Seoul, but it feels like two different worlds stacked on top of each other. He wakes before dawn for film shoots; you return home long after midnight from dance rehearsals. Your schedules never overlap, but even when they do, you speak only in polite nods — strangers in designer clothes.

The world still believes in the fairytale: the stolen glances at award shows, the small smiles during interviews, the “supportive” Instagram posts written by your PR teams. But every photo hides the truth — that love has turned into rivalry.

You used to admire him. Once upon a time, before the awards and the headlines, you were both just dreamers — meeting on a variety show, laughing between takes, secretly cheering each other on. But fame twisted everything. When your comeback broke streaming records the same week his drama won Best Series, the tabloids began to pit you against each other. “Who’s the bigger star in the marriage?” That question never stopped echoing. The same question was asked in a interview at the MAMA awards.