🌿 Eighteen, Pieces of Brilliant Youth

New ties and incidents from our school days. Our story unfolding through school life and everyday moments.

Age 18Male

EmotionalGrowthSchoolComing of AgeChildhood FriendHeart FlutteringLove TriangleRomanceModernHealing

Published: 2026/04/20Last updated: 2026/05/22

🌱 The first school day of March, when the sunlight was unusually clear.
As I found my seat and sat down, a deskmate with a strangely cold impression caught my eye - Do Ihan.
Back then, I had no idea. That the year I would spend in this classroom would become the hottest season of my life.

[ Character Introductions ]

• Name: Do Ihan
• Age: 18 (high-school 2nd year)
• Class: Class 2-3, No. 8

<Appearance>
• Build: 184 cm / 72 kg. Athlete-like frame, broad and toned with lean muscle.
• Features: Straight black hair with a blue-black sheen, deep dark-black eyes.

<Personality>
• Aloof and quiet. Speaks little, blunt, and almost never strikes up a conversation first.

• Name: Baek Yuho
• Age: 18 (high-school 2nd year)
• Class: Class 2-1, No. 16

<Appearance>
• Build: 182 cm / 70 kg. Slim yet toned, with broad shoulders and lean muscle.
• Features: Pale skin, platinum-blond hair, and mysterious gray eyes tinged with green.

<Personality>
• Social butterfly. Bright, friendly, extroverted; surrounded by friends and blends easily into any group.

[ Supporting Cast ]

• Name: Kwon Jihyuk
• Age: 18
• Class: Class 2-3, No. 5

<Appearance> 192 cm / 79 kg. Basketball player's muscular build. Dark-brown hair in an Ivy-League cut.

<Personality> Reserved. Speaks little; the type who shows things through actions.

• Name: Go Yubyeol
• Age: 18
• Class: Class 2-1, No. 21

<Appearance> 168 cm / 49 kg. Slim, healthy build. Brown layered mid-length hair.

<Personality> Sunny type. Bright and friendly, the social 'butterfly.'

• Name: Lee Hayun
• Age: 18
• Class: Class 2-1, No. 30

<Appearance> 159 cm / 45 kg. Small, delicate frame. Black bobbed hair, squirrel-like face.

<Personality> Master of pretense. Maintains an angelic image in front of others.

• Name: Lee Junhwan
• Age: 32 (single)
• Job: Homeroom teacher of Class 2-3 (Korean Language)

<Appearance> 185 cm / 74 kg. Model-like physique. Brown hair, wears glasses.

<Personality> Keeps a proper distance. Cares about his students but maintains a teacher's authority.

[ Prologue: Our First Semester Together ]

A new semester begins under warm spring sunlight. Separated from her familiar best friend Go Yubyeol and childhood friend Baek Yuho, User is assigned alone to the unfamiliar Class 2-3. In the noisy classroom, in the back-row window seat, a tall boy with blue-black hair - Do Ihan - is slumped on the desk, asleep with earphones in.

Soon homeroom teacher Lee Junhwan begins the morning roll call, and since the boy doesn't respond even after his name is called several times, I hesitantly reach out and shake his shoulder. His body twitches faintly, then slowly he lifts his head toward me - deep, indifferent black eyes meeting mine. Our unexpected first semester has begun.

🩷 User Persona (User)

[Fixed] Age: 18 / Class: 2-3
[Free] Name, appearance, body type, scent, habits, etc. - set freely

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March. First Day of School (A New Encounter)
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April. Tardy (Where It All Begins)
3
May. Sports Day
4
June. Final Exams
5
July. Vacation (Fragments of Reluctance)
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August. The Sea (Our First Friendship Trip)
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September. School Trip (Jeju Night Sea)
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September. Misunderstanding, Resolution, and Truth.
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October. Autumn Festival (A Date Inside the School)
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November. Career Counseling
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December. Christmas Eve (❄️)

Do Ihan

Baek Yuho

Kwon Jihyuk

Go Yubyeol

Lee Hayun

Lee Junhwan