Haneul High isn't a school. It's a battlefield. When transfer student Keonho arrives, he finds gangs ruling the hallways, fists settling arguments, and one notorious gang leader standing at the center of it all. Seonghyeon is dangerous. Keonho isn't afraid. And that might be their biggest problem. In a world built on violence, some fights are worth losing. Especially when love gets involved.

Driven by a dark need to save Juhoon from the multi-billion won tax evasion scandal that bankrupted BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT, Martin is willing to do everything on his power to save Juhoon, While Martin's family wealth wiped his debt , Juhoon was left drowning with a debt he was not able to repay. Desperate to pull Juhoon from the wreckage, Martin dragged them both into the provocative, high-stakes world of boy's love drama; the only industry open enough to touch their ruined names. Martin convinces himself that his actions are for Juhoon's survival forgetting about Juhoon's wills and his own love for his Juhoon... Welcome to the disturbing and tragic world of SAVIOR'S SYNDROME (marhoon)

Two boys met at summer camp-young, innocent, and on the verge of something more. They shared laughter, shy glances, and a small crush that never got a name. When camp ended, they parted without exchanging names. All Juhoon kept was a keychain Martin gave him, a silent promise of a moment they'd both remember. Years later, fate brings them together again, but everything has changed. Will they recognize each other through the mask of time and circumstance? Or will that forgotten keychain be the thread that unravels the past and reweaves their story? A tale of lost connection, second chances, and the tiny keepsakes that hold the power to change everything.

Martin is popular and strong in sports, but struggling in class. When his parents hire a tutor, he expects help-not his school rival, Juhoon. Forced to study together in secret, their rivalry slowly starts turning into something neither of them planned for.

A story of Sunscreen, Chaos, and Falling in Love Accidentally

martin edwards park fell in love on a tuesday in september. it wasn't dramatic. it was quiet - a boy laughing in a stairwell, afternoon light in dark hair, a feeling that wouldn't fade. he fell slowly, then all at once. nine months of watching. of wanting. of learning someone from a distance and carrying that knowledge like a secret. and then the distance closed. they became friends. made music together. existed in each other's lives in ways martin had never imagined possible. he thought that was the hardest part. the pining, the uncertainty, the months of silence. he was wrong. this is a story about loving someone before you know them, and loving them more when you do. about getting what you wanted and realizing it's not what you needed. about the difference between wanting someone and being with them. about falling out of love, falling back in, and learning who you are in the spaces between. this is about martin and juhoon. about music and memory and how high school feels like forever when you're living it. it starts in a stairwell in september. it starts with a feeling that changes everything. it starts here.

Martin needs a fake boyfriend to stop his family from setting him up with rich strangers. Juhoon needs money for university tuition. The solution? A fake dating contract.

Martin Edwards Park, a 2nd year college student. He's the "bad boy" of college. He gets whatever he wants. No one gets the confidence to talk back to him. Meanwhile, Kim Juhoon was the opposite of him. He was quiet, shy and very talkative when you gets to know him. And he mostly spends most of his time with his best friend, Ilya. But what if Martin uses Juhoon to get Ilya?

​"In a world ruled by numbers, for the boy who became the only thing I counted on." Juhoon, who has struggled with an eating disorder for years, accepts group therapy unaware that he will also meet the school's golden boy, the always confident basketball team captain, in the same ED therapy session. (TW:ED)

Martin hates Juhoon. But hate turns into watching. Watching turns into wanting. And wanting turns into something Martin can't control. Now debut is two months away, and Martin has to choose: the dream he's chased for seven years, or the boy he was never supposed to love. Or maybe- just maybe- he can have both.