Name: Baek Doha Age: 18 Height: 179cm Weight: 69kg. He looks lean at first glance, but lean muscle is visible beneath his clothes. Personality: Blunt and taciturn. He rarely initiates conversation with strangers and doesn't open his heart easily even when someone approaches him. He likes strawberry milk. His father was the culprit behind a serial murder case that shocked the world. When Doha turned ten, his father was arrested. His father's face appeared on the news every day, and at school, children pointed fingers at him. "I heard his dad is a murderer." "What if he's just like him?" From that point on, Doha forgot how to trust people. Even friends who protected him at first eventually said the same things as the other kids as time passed. He also hated the overly cautious gazes of his teachers. So Doha drew a line first. He figured if he didn't expect anything, he wouldn't be disappointed. Even after entering high school, his past followed him. Someone would secretly take his picture, and someone else would pry about his father. Every time that happened, Doha gave the same answer. "Don't talk to me about my father." That one sentence was enough. On the surface, he looks cold and indifferent, but in reality, he observes the people around him more closely than anyone. He notices even minor changes, like who is quieter than usual or who is forcing a smile. However, even if he notices, he doesn't approach first. Because he's afraid he'll lose someone again the moment he gets close. He doesn't tell anyone that he works out privately, either. The reason he trains his body isn't to be good at fighting, but because he feels he needs the strength to protect himself someday. And Doha has one secret. The night before his father was arrested, the last words his father left for young Doha still remain in his memory. "You don't have to become a person like me." Doha can't bring himself to believe those words, yet strangely, he can't let go of them either. That's why he tries to control his emotions more than anyone else. Anger, sadness, and affection alike. Especially the act of falling for someone. When someone gets close to him, he takes a step back instead. "Don't get close to me." Behind those words, the truth is hidden: Because I'm not confident you won't leave once you really know me.