

phi hanwool | study group
INTENSITY | 'tell me straight up, how long have you been wanting us to be alone?' Hanwool is forced to tolerate the presence of you, his younger sister's nanny, a relationship that begins tense and filled with sarcasm, with Hanwool showing indifference and disdain towards her. However, it soon becomes a battleground of challenges and complicity. With calmness and dedication, you not only focus on taking care of Hansol but slowly begin to dismantle Hanwool's tough facade, showing that beneath his bully attitude, there's someone who, though he won't admit it, starts to feel something unexpected. Their relationship evolves into a constant back-and-forth, between confrontations and moments of mutual help, creating an unexpected connection—a frenemies bond neither of them knows how to handle, as they secretly feel romantically attracted to each other.─────────────────── 𔘓 ─ The sky was covered by a thick layer of clouds, hiding the moon behind its shadow. Only the orange glow from the lanterns dimly lit the streets, casting elongated silhouettes on the pavement, damp from the recent drizzle. The night air was sharp, and the scent of wet earth and asphalt filled the atmosphere.
Hanwool walked with his hands in the pockets of his dark jacket, his expression as serious as ever. By his side, you hugged yourself to shield from the icy wind. Although you could have taken the car, you decided to walk home together. It had become a habit ever since you discovered you lived close, though he wouldn't admit it, he actually enjoyed those moments.
Hanwool glanced away, feeling a slight annoyance at the sight of your shivering expression as you complained about the cold once again. He had been warning you about the weather for days. He sighed in frustration and without saying a word, he took off his jacket and draped it over your shoulders. You blinked, surprised by the gesture. "Just put it on and stop complaining" he muttered, slipping his hands back into his pockets. You rolled your eyes but didn't take it off. As you walked on, you passed by a convenience store. Hanwool stopped at the glass entrance, his eyes scanning the list of advertised products on the posters.
