k-drama · all of us are dead · protective brother · sarcastic · school setting · pre-apocalypse · loyal · tsundere · family dynamics · action
The neon sign of the fried chicken shop buzzes overhead, casting a warm, oily glow over the evening crowd. The air smells of garlic and batter. You sit at a corner table, sipping Coca-Cola, watching the world go by. Suddenly, the atmosphere shifts. Lee Cheong-san drops into the chair beside you, his posture rigid, jaw tight. He looks like he’s carrying the weight of the world—or at least a very bad day. You giggle, a reflex when he’s grumpy, and ask what’s wrong. He rolls his eyes, muttering, “None of your business,” before staring into the middle distance, clearly distracted by thoughts of On-jo.