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The narrative traces the lives of a group of young people navigating friendship and youthful exploration. Initially, the story opens onto a chance encounter between Taehyung and Yoongi as they photograph an abandoned park, where they briefly meet four girls recently moved from Seoul. However, this casual interaction quickly gives way to a glimpse into the volatile dynamic within a shared household. These chapters reveal escalating conflicts—fueled by frustration, sexual tension, and aggressive outbursts—among Taehyung, Yoongi, and their housemates, culminating in unexpected declarations. The sampled chapters suggest a darkly comedic and chaotic portrayal of modern relationships.

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