Love Me Dramatically

Kijoong had always imagined a grand confession, something straight out of a romantic film. When he finally gathered the courage to confess, Wooshin Hyung responded with a line that caught him off guard: “I’m dreaming of a soap opera-like love.” At first, Kijoong took it as a playful request to be treated with extra care and affection. He assumed Hyung simply wanted to be pampered, like the leads in those over-the-top dramas they sometimes watched together.

But as their relationship deepened, Kijoong began to see the layers behind those words. It wasn’t just about grand gestures or dramatic declarations—Hyung craved the intensity, the highs and lows, the kind of passion that made every moment feel larger than life. He wanted their love story to unfold like a scripted drama, where emotions ran wild and every scene was unforgettable.

Kijoong slowly embraced this vision, realizing that Hyung wasn’t asking for superficial sweetness. He wanted their bond to be electric, unpredictable, and unforgettable—just like the stories that kept them glued to the screen late at night. And so, Kijoong made a silent promise to give him exactly that: a love so vivid, so unrestrained, it could rival any scriptwriter’s wildest fantasy.