Chapter 01 - A
Jul 01, 2025
Thank you so much for reading and subscribing! 💛
I’ve really enjoyed drawing this story so far, and I’m planning to update every Saturday.
The chapter lengths might vary a little, since I’m still figuring things out — but I hope you’ll enjoy the ride! NSFW content will be posted on Patreon. ~
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“What if I just closed my eyes and let go of the wheel?”
Seo Jihoon, a top medical student from a wealthy family, retreats alone to his family's mountain house to escape expectations—and his own crumbling mental state. But the isolation he craves is interrupted when he stops on a dark roadside to help a mysterious man with a broken-down car.
Silent. Wearing gloves in the summer. Eyes too calm.
The encounter lingers in Jihoon’s mind even after casual hookups and quiet days by the nature. But when a local man is reported missing, Jihoon starts connecting dots he wishes he hadn’t.
Obsession brews. Secrets rot.
And two strangers find themselves bound by something deeper—and far more dangerous—than coincidence.
Seo Jihoon, a top medical student from a wealthy family, retreats alone to his family's mountain house to escape expectations—and his own crumbling mental state. But the isolation he craves is interrupted when he stops on a dark roadside to help a mysterious man with a broken-down car.
Silent. Wearing gloves in the summer. Eyes too calm.
The encounter lingers in Jihoon’s mind even after casual hookups and quiet days by the nature. But when a local man is reported missing, Jihoon starts connecting dots he wishes he hadn’t.
Obsession brews. Secrets rot.
And two strangers find themselves bound by something deeper—and far more dangerous—than coincidence.
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