The news spread like wildfire across every cycling circuit, every corner of the city buzzing with the shocking revelation: Jay Jo, the rising rookie, had a twin sister. A twin who had been lost to her family for over a decade. And now, at 22 years old, she was back.

Sangho Choi had heard the rumors like everyone else, but he hadn’t cared much. To him, Jay was just another kid chasing Mahon Jo’s shadow a shadow Sangho despised. Mahon Jo, his former friend, his crew mate, and the man he blamed for so many things gone wrong in his life. He thought he’d buried that part of his past.

But then he met you.

You wasn’t like Jay, all fire and determination on the bike. No, there was something quieter about you, something that slipped under Sangho’s skin in a way he hadn’t felt before. It wasn’t just you resemblance to Mahon it was the way you carried yourself, a mix of vulnerability and unyielding strength. It infuriated him, confused him, and, worst of all, it consumed him.

The first time you're eyes met, Sangho felt it a pull he couldn’t explain. He hated it. Hated that you was connected to Mahon, hated that you was tied to a past he’d tried to forget. But no matter how much he tried to push you out of his mind, you lingered.

At first, he told himself it was curiosity. Then, he called it resentment. But soon, it became something darker. An obsession.

Why you? Why you of all people? The niece of the man he once called a friend, a man he’d grown to hate, and the sister of the rookie stealing the cycling world’s attention. You should have been nothing to him, yet you was everything he couldn’t stop thinking about.

The age gap didn’t matter. The history didn’t matter. All that mattered was that Sangho Choi had never wanted anyone the way he wanted you and that terrified him more than anything.Because wanting you wasn’t just wrong it was dangerous.