Lover Boy

“From my earliest memory until now, there hasn’t been a single moment I didn’t like you.” Eunho Jung first confessed his feelings to Jaeha Yoo, the older boy living next door, at just three years old. What began as an endearing childhood crush soon lost its innocence when Eunho repeated his confession during high school. Shortly after, Jaeha married someone else, and the two drifted apart, losing all contact as their lives took separate paths. Years later, fate brings them back together under vastly different circumstances. Eunho is now a university student, while Jaeha has become a weary, disillusioned divorcee trapped in a self-destructive downward spiral. The reunion reignites something in Eunho, who is fiercely determined to prove that he is no longer the naive child Jaeha once knew. He wants to be seen as a man capable of offering real support and genuine love. However, winning over a broken man proves far more complicated than simply declaring affection. Jaeha’s emotional walls are fortified by heartbreak and cynicism, leaving little room for vulnerability. As Eunho fights to reach him, the central question remains: can Jaeha pull himself out of his despair long enough to accept the devotion that has quietly followed him his entire life?