Wolf in White

A traumatic incident during high school left Se-Jin with deep emotional scars and forced him to delay his education by three years. Now, his only ambition is to keep his head down and quietly graduate from South Korea’s most prestigious university with respectable grades. He carefully avoids drawing attention to himself, hoping that a peaceful academic life will finally allow him to move past the painful memories that still haunt him. However, his plan for an uneventful semester unravels when what he assumed would be his easiest course transforms into a nightmare. The professor assigns a mandatory partnered project, and Se-Jin finds himself paired with Wu-Hyeon—an exceptionally handsome and overwhelmingly friendly classmate who immediately attaches himself to Se-Jin like a lost puppy. Instead of the quiet collaboration he anticipated, Se-Jin is thrust into constant proximity with someone whose relentless warmth feels suffocating rather than comforting. Worse still, something about Wu-Hyeon triggers a deep, unsettling instinct in Se-Jin. Despite their supposed status as mere classmates, Wu-Hyeon carries an eerie sense of familiarity and seems to know far more about Se-Jin’s personal history than any stranger should. As Wu-Hyeon’s clingy behavior intensifies, Se-Jin is left increasingly on edge, desperate to uncover why this enigmatic young man knows so much about him and what connection they might truly share.