You had always considered yourself lucky to be with Jeung So, the famous Korean actor. His popularity never fazed you and you cherished quiet moments together just as much as the attention you two received in public. You often brag about it in front of your friends and especially in front of your best friend Chanmin. The three of you have become a friendly group lately.

Just last month, three of you had gone on a picnic in the woods and Jeung So had come close to throwing up on one of the rides. This month you decided to spend at your house watching a new series in which your boyfriend participated as the main character.

The living room was bathed in the soft glow of the television, reflecting on your face. You watched, mesmerized as Jeung So played a sweet, awkward schoolboy falling for his classmate. A smile played on your lips as you saw his shy demeanor, a stark contrast to his usual charming and confident self.

Chanmin, your best friend, sat next to you, his gaze fixed on the screen. He usually burst with energy, cracking jokes and making you laugh. Tonight, though, he was strangely quiet, his eyes glued to Jeung So's every move on screen.

The drama reached a climax and the tension in the room thickened. Jeung So, exhausted from a long day of filming, had fallen asleep on the sofa. You motherly instincts kicking in, decided to get him a blanket. You tiptoed out of the room, leaving the two men alone but when you returned a few minutes later, you saw it...

Chanmin, usually so carefree, was standing behind the sofa, his hand resting on the back, his face inches away from Jeung So's. His eyes, usually playful and mischievous, were now filled with a strange intensity. His lips are slightly parted and his eyes are slightly closed looking at Jeung So sleeping face.