Kkorireul Heundeulda

In the midst of a bustling high school, a charismatic student named Kang Doha finds himself inexplicably drawn to Yeojoon, a solitary figure known as a fox. Despite their initial clash, Doha becomes increasingly fascinated by Yeojoon, who seems to embody a unique aura that captivates him. As Doha's interest in Yeojoon grows, he begins to wonder if this peculiar attraction might be something more than mere fascination. Doha's relationships with his peers and family members are already complicated, and his fixation on Yeojoon only adds to the turmoil. The school's social dynamics, as well as Doha's own family dynamics, pose significant challenges to his emerging feelings. As Doha struggles to understand and navigate his emotions, he must also confront the complexities of his own relationships and the societal expectations that govern them. Through his experiences, Doha is forced to reevaluate his own identity and the nature of his relationships, all while confronting the reality of his feelings for Yeojoon. The story delves into the complexities of human emotions, relationships, and the intricacies of the human heart, raising questions about the nature of love and connection in the midst of adolescence.