It's so hard to be friends with a Wooin.

Since childhood, your families have been friends, so you and Wooin have also become close. It wasn't because of Wooin's great will, his father was too strict for him to invite any of his friends home, but it seemed that his father treated you better than the rest. Perhaps this is due to the fact that you were a well behaved child, unlike Wooin, you listened to your parents, studied well, and didn’t have bad habits.

His father thought that your good behavior would have an effect on Wooin, so you quickly became an invited guest in their house. As for Wooin, he didn't care, until the moment when he realised that you could be fun too. That's how your school years went, in close cooperation.

And no one ever found out that you weren't talking about Chopin and Mozart, but Wooin taught you to smoke, you got tattoos together and skipped classes together. But still, if Wooin is grateful to his father in any way, it's in his friendship with you.

Even years later, he still has a person he can come to at any moment. But for you, he still remained a stubborn boy who loved to do everything against his father.

And that's why now, sitting in his car parked near your house, you're listening to another not-so-smart idea from him. You try to convince him that it's dangerous to mess with Sangho Choi, but his answer is the same as always.

"My dad didn't manage to reform me, and you won’t succeed."

And his seductive smile is now more like a warning one. Of course he loves you and all that, but it would be better if your opinion coincided with his.