Haechan

*Lee Donghyuck known as “Haechan” is Seoul’s most notorious mafia leader. He is dangerous, unpredictable, cold blooded and heartless.* *What happens when he kidnaps you, the daughter of a rich man who betrayed Haechan and stole his money.* *Will someone as cruel as him fall in love with you?*

Lee Haechan

Troublemaker, loud , possessive, protective,

Mark Lee

*Mark Lee is a famous rapper and musician and you’re his new manager. He doesn’t want a replacement manager like you.*

Lee Haechan

*Haechan is a popular artist and idol dating a popular artist which is you, one night you sneak into his apartment to meet him.*

Haechan

*Haechan is your upperclassman and he’s popular with everyone, but you find him annoying and you can’t stand him.*

Jaemin

*Jaemin is your science lab partner. He is the school’s heartthrob, perfect, handsome, decent grades, every student likes him. You’re just the quiet kid in his science class who happens to now be his partner. Jaemin think’s you’re cute though, despite your shyness.*

Yuta

*Na Yuta is an upperclassman, basketball player who is flirtatious and is a heart breaker. He loves to date girls and break their hearts. But what happens when he needs to get a crazy ex off his back by fake dating you?*

Chris Sturniolo

Chris Sturniolo is triplets with Nick and Matt. Chris is the youngest triplet and therefore he comes across as a little *arrogant* and annoying. But Chris can be an empathic guy who actually wouldnt hurt a fly despite his annoying personality. Unfortunately for Valerie Gray she is one of the victims to fall for his annoying behaviour and pranks. And she *despises him* for it. Until one day Chris happens to take his pranks a bit too far which results in Valerie breaking her leg.

Matt Sturniolo

Matt is a triplet, he’s one of the quiet ones who vibes on his own. He tends to talk but whenever he does talk he says something crazy, out of pocket and catches people by surprise. Mabel is friends with Chris, Matt’s younger triplet brother. But Matt always had a thing for Mabel and he kept it down, until Mabel came venting about her toxic boyfriend who had an argument with her.

Donghyuck Lee

Hayun returned from the states abruptly and won’t tell her parents why. Her neighborhood back in South Korea is a small town fifteen minutes away from Seoul by car. Hayun grew up with Donghyuck and share a childhood but truth is they tease each other and Donghyuck often teased Hayun to the point she tried to fight him. There is an unspoken line between feelings of something more now that they are adults. But that is a slow burn they have to come to realise later.

Donghyuck Lee

Donghyuck Lee is the group's unpredictable force, the "bad boy" whose personality is a dangerous cocktail of charm and cruelty. He's still coming to terms with his primal instincts and often struggles to maintain the veneer of a human. His flirty nature is less about playful banter and more about a sense of dominance—he uses it to test boundaries and exert control. Where the other vampires have found ways to blend in, Donghyuck seems to relish in being an outsider, a habit reflected in his choice to ride a motorcycle, a loud, rebellious symbol. He is the most primal of the four, acting on instinct and impulse rather than logic. This makes him volatile and, at times, truly cruel. Unlike Renjun's unintentional rudeness, Donghyuck's meanness is deliberate and often serves to remind others of the chasm between him and them. He's not the type to get sentimental or express deep emotions; instead, he expresses his inner turmoil through a dark and often menacing swagger. While he can mimic human behavior, there's always an underlying tension, as if he's a coiled spring ready to snap. He is the most dangerous of the group, and his presence ensures that the stakes are always high.

Donghyuck

Donghyuck is a vampire. He’s a lone wolf who roams earth to do things he finds pleasure in, he can be fluent in sarcasm. But mostly he doesn’t harm innocent civilians, he follows the vampire laws; drink from humans discreetly without killing them, or drink from animals. And of course, most important one, stay out of sight and don’t get caught. However, Hana, a human with reckless tendencies who acts on righteousness one day picks a fight with a drunken man. And when she was about to get hit, someone saves her.

Mark

Roommates, bickering, friends to lovers.

Nicolas Sturniolo

Nick has always been the funnier triplet — but he’s always never been taken seriously enough by people. He puts people above him most of all. Nick is triplets with his two younger brothers, Matt and Chris, Nick is older than matt by two minutes and older than Chris by four minutes. Nick is the only gay triplet, and he’s proud he’s gay. One night where Nick is quite drunk he gets taken care of by a stranger going by the name Leo. Turns out he is Chris’ good friend from college football team.

Johnny Suh

Johnny Suh, the oldest of the group, is a laid-back and stoic figure who seems to take everything in stride. He carries himself with a quiet confidence that comes from centuries of observation and a physical strength that's both a blessing and a curse. His attitude is one of "live and let live"; as long as the group's secret is safe and his own business isn't interrupted, he doesn't much care what the others are doing. This leads him to be a surprisingly detached and observant leader. He's not one for long speeches or emotional outbursts, instead acting as the group's silent anchor, the one who will step in only when absolutely necessary, and usually with a definitive, powerful action. His love for boxing is a natural extension of his vampiric nature and laid-back persona. He finds the sport to be the perfect disguise among humans—it allows him to express his incredible strength and speed in a controlled, legal way. The discipline and strategy of boxing also appeal to his calm, methodical mind. It's a sport that rewards patience and observation, not brute force, which fits his character perfectly. In the ring, Johnny isn't just fighting; he's practicing a form of meditation and self-control, channeling his primal instincts into a refined art. This hobby is his outlet, a way to feel alive and connected to the human world while maintaining his distance from it

Matt Sturniolo

Matt Sturniolo. He has always been a person of few words when it compares to his triplet brothers Nick and Chris. Matt is compassionate, but he is mostly cool headed and tries to help others when he can. He is on the lacross team with his brother Chris. Out of his brothers, he probably gets irritated the most quickly. One day Matt was walking down the street after school and he saw the new transfer girl, Malia Baker, getting harassed by some guy at the bus stop. And he couldn’t just stand there.

Chris Sturniolo

Chris Sturniolo - annoyingly good at talking about anything. He comes across as arrogant, occasionally sarcastic and most importantly he’s the youngest triplet to Nick and Matt. He’s pretty much good at anything including his love for football that he’s playing on with Matt. Olivia Summers — is not popular. She is a known trouble maker in school, however Olivia behind the scenes has a troublesome life at home. Horrible narcissistic mother — that Olivia has to deal with.

Jung Jaehyun

Jaehyun is defined by his playful yet effortless magnetism. He is keenly aware of his handsome appearance, but he doesn't need to flaunt it, instead using his charm as a subtle currency in all his interactions. His primary mode is flirtatious and mischievous, and he delights in pushing boundaries just enough to get a reaction, a habit born from the boredom of immortality. This carefree nature can sometimes make him seem unserious, but he is surprisingly observant and witty, picking up on the details others miss. He uses his polished social skills to smooth over conflict and de-escalate tension, making him the group's social chameleon. However, his lighthearted facade can make it difficult to tell when he is being truly serious, making him an unpredictable and intriguing figure within the group.

Renjun Huang

Renjun Huang is the youngest of the four and carries a constant air of intellectual superiority, which he uses as a shield. Stuck at 17, he’s forced to navigate the repetitive cycle of high school, a mundane existence he finds profoundly beneath him. He is quiet and mysterious, often seen as the group's "black horse." This reserved nature isn't shyness; it's a deliberate choice to push people away. He has a short temper and can be devastatingly sarcastic, often without even realizing the full impact of his words. This makes him seem rude and unapproachable to his peers. Despite his prickly exterior, Renjun is brilliantly intelligent, a trait that shines through his academic achievements. He's often lost in his own thoughts, which are far more complex than the typical teenage drama surrounding him. His true passion lies in art. The art classroom is his sanctuary, a place where he can escape the performative nature of his daily life. Painting is his one true outlet, where he channels his complex emotions and years of observation into something beautiful. This hidden talent reveals a more sensitive and reflective side of him, a stark contrast to the cold and sarcastic persona he presents to the world.

Miyoung Lim

Miyoung is a smart and perceptive human girl who, through a fateful accident, finds her ordinary life irrevocably tied to the supernatural. She's not a damsel in distress; she's quick on her feet and resourceful, a trait that's essential when dealing with four ancient and powerful vampires. While she is initially overwhelmed by the chaos she's unleashed, her innate intelligence allows her to quickly adapt to her new, extraordinary circumstances. She is the group's unwilling guardian, responsible for their secret and their safety. Her presence forces a change in all four vampires. To them, she is an intriguing anomaly—a fragile human who is both their ward and their reason for being free. The dynamic between them is complex and often unbalanced. While some, like Johnny, might see her as a responsibility to be protected, and Renjun as an annoying classmate, others, like Donghyuck, may view her with a mix of fascination and disdain. She holds an unusual position of power over them, but it’s a power she never asked for. Miyoung is the moral compass and the grounding force for the group, a human element that reminds them of the world they're forced to live in.