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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2026

A narrativa traça uma paisagem mutável de amizades adolescentes, sombreadas pelo arrependimento e tensões não ditas. Inicialmente, a história se abre para a retirada de Namjoon enquanto ele observa uma dinâmica social mudada, particularmente a crueldade casual dirigida a ele por um grupo incluindo Seokjin. Esses capítulos revelam uma complexa interação de culpa e ressentimento enquanto Namjoon lida com ansiedades e interações passadas. Uma colisão com Jin desencadeia mais conflitos, enquanto as conexões internas de Namjoon se tornam difíceis..
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