Yu Dal-li, affectionately known as Darla, is the landlord’s daughter and the girlfriend of the school’s most feared gang leader. To Jun-pyo, or Junnie, a mere tenant, she wields absolute authority. At school, she looks down on him, treating him like an insignificant peasant. Yet behind closed doors, when they’re alone at home, her demeanor shifts entirely—her coldness melts away, revealing a different side of their relationship.
Their bond is tangled in layers of jealousy and unspoken emotions, shaped by the harsh realities of their upbringing. Both have grown up under the weight of family expectations and the rigid social hierarchies of their school. Childhood friends turned reluctant rivals, their connection is strained by power dynamics and hidden feelings.
The tension between them is palpable—public disdain masking private moments of vulnerability. Their story unfolds in the shadows of their complicated past, where loyalty and resentment clash. As they navigate their roles within their families and school, their relationship teeters between hostility and something deeper, leaving them both conflicted.
Neither can escape the influence of their circumstances, yet their shared history keeps pulling them back together. The push-and-pull of their interactions reveals the fragile line between love and control, friendship and rivalry. In a world where status dictates everything, their bond defies easy definition.
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