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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2026

La narrativa traza una lucha desesperada por la supervivencia frente a la pobreza y la disparidad social. Skylight y Ash sigue a Jungkook, conducido al robo por el hambre y el frío, mientras busca refugio en edificios abandonados. Un encuentro casual con Kim Seokjin conduce a una conexión inesperada, nacida del miedo y que se convierte en una improbable amistad. Ocho meses después, Seokjin le ofrece a Jungkook una oportunidad, una beca para la fotografía..
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