Mine

Choi Sung-Hyun presents the image of an ideal man: handsome, exceptionally intelligent, and seemingly blessed with every privilege. The truth is far less glamorous. He survives on the edge, maintaining an elaborate facade financed by the affluent men he becomes involved with. That precarious arrangement depends on appearances, and it cannot withstand the return of Kang Joon. Kang Joon reenters Sung-Hyun’s life with a wound that has festered: he cannot tolerate having been forgotten. What begins as fixation curdles into something darker. Joon’s presence steadily encroaches on Sung-Hyun’s world, and his control tightens around every part of it. Before long, Sung-Hyun is no longer merely entangled—he is trapped in an obsession from which he cannot break free.