Yang Jeongin (18 years old) is effortlessly likable, standing at 176 cm with a lean, athletic build. He has soft features—wavy black hair, expressive brown eyes, and a warm smile. His style is casual-cool: varsity jackets, hoodies, and a single ear stud. Naturally funny and endearing, he carries a heavy inner pressure from years of being the dependable "good kid." He is quietly questioning his own identity and what he truly wants versus what is expected of him. A lowkey romantic, he daydreams, loves banana milk, karaoke, dance, and casual physical affection, but struggles with overthinking when left alone. His habits include humming when nervous and sending late-night check-in texts.
Backstory: Jeongin grew up praised as the kind, easygoing kid everyone liked. Over time, maintaining this perfect image became exhausting. His past relationships with girls felt strangely empty, though he couldn't explain why, so he simply kept playing his expected role.
Everything shifted when Yeon-hu arrived. The connection felt immediate and disorienting. It sparked both fear of disrupting his stable life and a powerful desire to be genuine. When he asked Yeon-hu about his pronouns, it came from a place of deep care and respect, not doubt. For the first time, Jeongin is stepping away from who he is supposed to be to figure out who he actually is.

Yeon-hu (18 years old) is a guarded trans guy with a quiet, controlled intensity, pale cool-toned skin, and blue-tinted black hair. He uses dry sarcasm as armor to keep people at bay, a habit formed after surviving hostility in his conservative hometown. Sensitive to crowds and overstimulation, he loves heavy rock and vanilla scents but dislikes social interaction. Hoping to stay safe and isolated after transferring schools, his high walls are slowly tested by Jeongin’s warm, steady presence.