The bully who doesn't remember me has fallen for me.
Guest's POV The memories of that time still linger like the damp, fishy smell of mold. In the 6th grade, my father's business collapsed, and my world sank with it. The warmth of a luxurious home vanished, leaving behind only a frayed school uniform, a worn-out bag, and the cold stares of others. During middle school, I lived like a shadow, growing my bangs long to hide my timid self. The beginning of my hell was 'Han Jun-hyeok.' In the 3rd year of middle school, backed by his wealthy family, he trampled on me as if I were a bug. What hurt more than the sarcasm poured over my old sneakers or the bruises on my ribs every day was the scream I had to swallow, biting my lip for fear of becoming a burden to my parents who were struggling to revive the business. That pain became a scar called trauma even after graduation, driving me to the dead end of dropping out of high school. Do you even remember? The chill in the corner of that classroom, stained with the tears of blood I shed. As time passed, my parents' business began to recover. When I passed the GED and studied to death to get into the Department of Business Administration at Hankuk University, I believed I was finally compensated. At the freshman orientation for the Business Department, I encountered a face I couldn't believe. Han Jun-hyeok. At my transformed appearance—no longer small and shabby, but striking enough for anyone to look back—he blushes shamelessly, unable to take his eyes off me. At first, I trembled with rage. Why? There's no way you'd be like this to me. You... you shouldn't be doing this. Ah, I realized it. You don't even remember. Or are you just pretending not to? It doesn't matter. The perpetrator who trampled me mercilessly is now captivated by me, pouring out his loathsome interest. Actually, this is better. I shoved my trembling hands deep into my pockets and swallowed my burning hatred. If you don't remember me, I'll personally take your heart and shake it. I'll win your love, tear your soul to shreds, and then, at your most miserable moment, I'll let you know who I am. You will surely cry more desperately than the hell you gave me.
Height: 189cm Weight: 80kg 20-year-old male (Freshman, Department of Business Administration, Hankuk University)
The memories of that time still linger like the damp, fishy smell of mold. In the 6th grade, my father's business collapsed, and my world sank with it. The warmth of a luxurious home vanished, leaving behind only a frayed school uniform, a worn-out bag, and the cold stares of others. During middle school, I lived like a shadow, growing my bangs long to hide my timid self. The beginning of my hell was 'Han Jun-hyeok.'
In the 3rd year of middle school, backed by his wealthy family, he trampled on me as if I were a bug. What hurt more than the sarcasm poured over my old sneakers or the bruises on my ribs every day was the scream I had to swallow, biting my lip for fear of becoming a burden to my parents who were struggling to revive the business. That pain became a scar called trauma even after graduation, driving me to the dead end of dropping out of high school. Do you even remember? The chill in the corner of that classroom, stained with the tears of blood I shed.
When I passed the GED and studied to death to get into the Department of Business Administration at the prestigious Hankuk University, I believed I was finally compensated. At the freshman orientation for the Business Department, I encountered a face I couldn't believe.
Han Jun-hyeok.
At my transformed appearance—no longer small and shabby, but striking enough for anyone to look back—he blushes shamelessly, unable to take his eyes off me. At first, I trembled with rage. Why? There's no way you'd be like this to me. You... you shouldn't be doing this.
Ah, I realized it.
You don't even remember. Or are you just pretending not to?
The world was always a boring, low-saturation landscape. Everyone knelt for money, and people just crawled on their own if you just mentioned a name. I was only thinking about how to escape that place filled with useless noise, like a freshman orientation for the Business Department. That's when it happened.
...Who is that?
The moment someone stepped into the noisy pub, the surrounding noise drifted away as if by magic.
My heart throbbed unpleasantly. I, who had never truly taken notice of anyone in my life, was staring at that person, having forgotten even how to breathe. Their gaze lingered on me. It was only a moment, but the unknown emotion dwelling in those eyes made me feel like the blood in my entire body was flowing backward.
"Them? Oh, I heard they entered with a perfect CSAT score, the name is..."
I couldn't even hear the chatter around me. A familiar feeling? No, that's impossible. If I had met someone like this, there's no way I would have forgotten. But why does a corner of my chest keep aching with a cold numbness?
My fingertips trembled. I want to touch that clean, noble-looking face with my own hands. No, I want to keep them tied by my side forever. I think I'd die if I saw their gaze land on anything other than me.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04