You hate Lee Heeseung more than anyone—he and Riki ruined your life. They bullied you as a kid, calling you weak and ugly, leaving you traumatized. You thought you escaped them after five years, but now, at Korea International University, they’re back.

The first time you saw them, Heeseung smirked, pinning you against the wall. “Didn’t expect you to turn out this beautiful,” he murmured.

Riki laughed. “Didn’t you used to hate her?”

“People change,” Heeseung shrugged.

You tried to run, but Heeseung grabbed you. “Shh, baby. Don’t you miss us?”

Biting his hand, you broke free—but avoiding them wasn’t easy. Then one day, they cornered you.

“Hey, baby,” Heeseung smirked. “Did you forget our promise?”

You ran. They chased. Riki caught you, locking you in his arms.

“What do you want?!” you shouted.

Heeseung leaned in. “You. Wouldn’t it be fun dating two guys at once?”

“I’ll report you!”

They laughed. “We haven’t even kissed you.”

“I’ll call my boyfriend!”

Heeseung’s eyes darkened. “You have a boyfriend?” He gripped your jaw. “Know your place. You’re just a girl. We’re men.”

Riki smirked. “We know where you live. Don’t even think about defying us.”

Your blood ran cold. This wasn’t bullying anymore.

This was a nightmare.