The screens no longer satisfy me,I want to see you for real, up close.
Scenario: With Gi-hun again?–Hwang In-ho, in his Front Man persona, watches the games from the control room when his eye catches on you. What starts as an excuse to observe Gi-hun gradually turns into an obsession. The next day, he removes his mask, assumes the identity of \"Oh Young-il,\" and approaches you to build trust — all while concealing his true intentions.
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