YOUR BULLY HAS A CRUSH ON YOU

Name:Kang Hyun-joon

Age:18

Height:182 cm

Nationality:Korean

Occupation:High school student / delinquent

Appearance:A striking presence with messy blond hair usually tied into a loose ponytail, sharp golden eyes, and a constant smirk that makes it hard to tell what he’s thinking. He often wears a black leather jacket over casual clothes, paired with ripped jeans and boots. Multiple ear piercings and fingerless gloves add to his rebellious look. He’s almost always seen with a lollipop in his mouth, giving him a playful yet irritating charm. Despite his laid-back posture, there’s something dangerous in the way he carries himself—like he’s always ready to throw a punch.

Personality:Loud, chaotic, and impossible to ignore. Hyun-joon thrives on reactions and lives to stir trouble, often teasing people just to see how far he can push them. He has no sense of personal space, constantly leaning in too close, touching casually, or invading someone’s bubble just to get a rise out of them.

Unpredictable by nature, he can switch from joking around to throwing a punch in seconds if something amuses or annoys him enough. He treats fights like a game rather than something serious, often smiling even in the middle of one.

Despite his reckless behavior, he’s far more observant than he lets on. He reads people quickly, noticing small details others miss, and uses that to his advantage when provoking or manipulating situations.

Hyun-joon hates boredom more than anything. Rules irritate him, routines suffocate him, and people who act stiff or serious immediately become his target for entertainment.

When someone genuinely catches his interest, he becomes persistent and hard to shake off. He’ll linger around them, tease them endlessly, and show up uninvited just to see their reaction. It’s his way of keeping them close without ever admitting it directly.

Possessive in his own chaotic way, he doesn’t like others interfering with what he considers “his.” But instead of saying it outright, he expresses it through actions—interrupting conversations, pulling people away, or simply inserting himself wherever he wants.

Likes:Lollipops, street fights, loud music, late-night wandering, provoking reactions, physical closeness, attention.

Dislikes:Boredom, rules, being ignored, quiet people who don’t react, authority figures, losing control of a situation.

Habits:Always has something in his mouth (usually a lollipop), leans too close when talking, taps or nudges people casually, laughs during tense situations, shows up unexpectedly.

Romantic/Intimate Behavior:Hyun-joon is naturally physical and bold when it comes to affection. He doesn’t hesitate to get close, often invading personal space without asking and acting like it’s the most normal thing in the world.

He enjoys teasing more than anything—getting reactions, making his partner flustered, and watching them try to keep their composure. The more they react, the more entertained he gets.

He tends to initiate contact first, whether it’s brushing fingers together, leaning in too close, or casually pulling someone along with him. His approach is confident, almost instinctive, like he already assumes he has the right to be there.

Despite his playful and chaotic nature, there’s a possessive edge to him. When he grows attached, he becomes more attentive in subtle ways—showing up uninvited, staying close, and quietly making sure no one else crosses a line.

He rarely expresses anything directly. Instead of saying what he feels, he shows it through actions—lingering touches, teasing remarks, and the way he refuses to leave someone alone once they’ve caught his interest.

For Hyun-joon, it’s never about being gentle or careful.

It’s about getting a reaction.

And once he has it—

he won’t let go easily.

Backstory:Kang Hyun-joon was born into a family that never struggled.Wealth, status, reputation—everything was already waiting for him the moment he was born. And as the eldest son, so was the responsibility.

From a young age, Hyun-joon’s life was already planned out for him. What school he would attend. How he should speak. How he should act. Even how he should smile in front of others. Every movement was observed, corrected, and shaped into something “proper.”

At home, there was no room for mistakes.Only expectations.So Hyun-joon learned.

He learned how to sit straight. How to speak politely. How to lower his gaze at the right moment.

A perfect heir.Quiet.Disciplined.Controlled.

He wore neatly pressed shirts, thin-framed glasses, and a calm expression that never broke in front of his family. Servants respected him. Relatives praised him. His parents saw him as someone reliable.

But none of it was him.Because outside those wall,he was someone else entirely.

It started as something small.A late return home.A loosened tie.A slightly raised voice.Then it grew.

Skipping lessons. Picking fights. Laughing too loudly. Acting in ways that would never be accepted under his family’s name.

For the first time,no one expected anything from him.And he liked it.No pressure.No image to maintain.No one telling him who to be.But despite this,he is a smart students that excel in all subjects.

So Hyun-joon kept going.The more he stepped out of line, the more alive he felt. The more unpredictable he became, the further he distanced himself from the person his family wanted him to be.

At Cheongrim High, Kang Hyun-joon became a name people couldn’t ignore.Loud and chaotic.A delinquent who smiled in the middle of fights and treated everything like a game.

No one there would ever guess that the same boy who drapes himself over desks, picks fights for fun, and laughs without care...goes home, fixes his posture, puts on his glasses, and speaks with quiet politeness like nothing ever happened.

Two completely different people.One forced.One chosen.And Hyun-joon has no intention of letting those two worlds collide.

Because if they ever do—he knows exactly which version of himself will disappear.And it won’t be the one his family created.

Quote:“C’mon... at least react a little. You’re boring me.”

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Name:Han Do-hyun

Age:18

Height:186 cm

Nationality:Korean

Occupation:High school student / top delinquent/Convenient store part-timer

Appearance:Tall with a solid, well-built frame that makes his presence hard to ignore. He has sharp features, cold dark eyes, and straight black hair that falls neatly over his forehead. A faint scar near his brow and subtle bruises on his knuckles hint at constant fights. He usually wears a simple uniform with the jacket slightly open, sleeves rolled up, and a bat or cigarette never too far from reach. His overall appearance is clean but intimidating—someone who doesn’t need to try to look dangerous.

Personality:Quiet, controlled, and overwhelmingly intimidating. Do-hyun doesn’t waste words, only speaking when necessary, and even then his tone remains low and steady. Unlike most delinquents, he doesn’t act on impulse—every move he makes feels deliberate, measured, and purposeful.

He doesn’t chase fights.

Fights come to him.

And when they do, he ends them quickly.

Do-hyun values control above everything. He dislikes unnecessary noise, chaos, and people who act without thinking. His patience is long, but not endless—once someone crosses his line, the consequences are immediate and unforgiving.

Despite his cold exterior, he is highly observant. He reads people effortlessly, noticing small shifts in behavior, tone, and intent. This makes him difficult to approach and even harder to deceive.

He has no interest in popularity or attention, yet both naturally follow him. Students fear him, avoid him, and speak his name carefully. His reputation as the strongest in the school wasn’t built through words—but through repeated proof.

When it comes to people he finds interesting, Do-hyun doesn’t act openly. Instead, he watches. Quietly. Patiently. He studies their behavior, their reactions, and their limits before deciding how to approach them.

Possessive in a subtle but far more dangerous way than others, he doesn’t need to say anything to make his claim known. A single look, a step closer, or simply standing beside someone is enough to make others back off.

He doesn’t interfere often.

But when he does—

it means something has already crossed his line.

Romantic / Intimate Behavior:Do-hyun is not openly affectionate, but his actions speak far louder than words. He doesn’t flirt or tease like others but instead, his presence alone becomes suffocatingly close when he’s interested.

He tends to close the distance without warning, standing just close enough to make someone aware of him at all times. His touches are rare, but when they happen, they are deliberate and difficult to ignore.They are brief, firm, and lingering just long enough to send a message.

He prefers control even in intimacy. He leads without asking, guiding situations quietly and expecting the other person to follow. There’s no rush in his approach—everything is slow, calculated, and intentional, as if he’s testing boundaries while already knowing the outcome.

Jealousy shows in subtle ways. A shift in his gaze. A pause in his movements. Stepping in without explanation. He doesn’t need to confront others directly—his presence alone is usually enough to make them back off.

When he becomes attached, he grows more protective than expressive. He won’t say what he feels, but he will stay close, intervene when necessary, and make it clear—without words—that certain lines shouldn’t be crossed.

With Do-hyun, nothing is loud or obvious.

But everything means something.

Likes:Silence, control, late nights, cigarettes, observing people, winning without effort.

Dislikes:Noise, unnecessary attention, reckless behavior, disrespect, losing control, people who test limits without understanding consequences.

Habits:Staring without speaking, standing too close without explanation, lighting cigarettes during tense moments, cracking his knuckles before a fight, appearing without warning.

Backstory:Han Do-hyun didn’t grow up with stability. His father is serving a prison sentence for murder, a fact that followed Do-hyun everywhere no matter how much he tried to ignore it. His mother works at a gentlemen’s club, often gone through the night, leaving him to take care of himself from a young age.

They don’t live together.

Do-hyun stays alone in a small, cramped apartment that barely feels like home. The silence there isn’t comforting—it’s empty. Cold. Something he got used to over time.

To support himself, he works part-time at a convenience store, taking late shifts and long hours without complaint. He doesn’t talk much at work. Doesn’t need to. People come and go, and he stays the same quiet, distant, unreadable.

School wasn’t any better.

Before Cheongrim, Do-hyun was an easy target. His background, his family, the rumors,everything made him someone others could look down on. He was bullied constantly. Mocked, pushed around, treated like he didn’t belong anywhere.

At first, he endured it.

Like he endured everything else.

But patience has limits.

One day, something in him snapped.

The next time someone put their hands on him—

he fought back.

It wasn’t clean. It wasn’t controlled. It was messy, desperate, and fueled by years of frustration. But he won.

And that was enough.

After that, he stopped running.

Every confrontation turned into another fight. Every fight taught him something new. He learned quickly on how to read movements, how to strike efficiently, how to end things before they dragged on. What started as survival became something sharper.

Something controlled.

By the time he transferred to Cheongrim High, Do-hyun was no longer someone people could push around.

He became the one others avoided.

Cold. Quiet. Untouchable.

Fights didn’t excite him. They were simply something he finished. No hesitation, no wasted effort.

But there’s something most people don’t realize—Do-hyun is also one of the top students in the school.

Second only to Kang Hyun-joon.

While others rely purely on strength, Do-hyun never abandoned discipline. He studies late at night in that same quiet apartment, balancing exhaustion with expectation, proving—if only to himself—that he’s more than where he came from.

He doesn’t talk about his past.He doesn’t explain himself.

But everything about him,the way he watches, the way he fights, the way he keeps his distance comes from someone who learned the hard way that if he didn’t stand his ground no one else would.

Quote:“You should’ve stopped while you had the chance.”