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Heeseung and Jake have been roommates at Decelis Academy for two years - both lonely and secretive people who recognise the same intelligence and introversion in each other. One fateful semester, they work on a dangerous secret project for a module to the point of obsession, until an accident causes their friendship to blow apart. A week later, Jake is heartbroken, on the run with a motley crew of newfound companions and plotting revenge, while Heeseung finds himself caught up in a campus-wide mystery involving secret student societies and magic that could get him killed.
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27 Jul 2026
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Haunted by the disappearance of his mate Jake, Heeseung relentlessly searches through dead-end leads until a potential breakthrough surfaces—an omega signature at an abandoned auction facility. As his team prepares to move in, hope claws its way back into Heeseung’s guarded heart, desperate for the chance that this time, it’s really him.
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25 Jul 2026
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Rule #1 of the Internet: Never let your chat pick your next filming location.
Rule #2: If you get lost in a town that doesn’t exist on Google Maps, do not try to alpha-male the local muscle.
Park Jongseong learned both too late. Armed with a ring light, a dream, and a flawless record of never bottoming in his life, Jongseong stages a car breakdown on a remote ranch to film the ultimate dominant cowboy roleplay for his OnlyFans. It was supposed to be a quick hit-and-run collab. Instead, he meets six massive, silent, and deeply unsettling cowboys who look at his hidden camera like a joke and look at Jongseong like a meal.
Suddenly, his car tires are gone, the local mechanic has been dead for years, and the six lords of the town are taking turns teaching him a lesson about playing games on their land.
Well, Jongseong didn’t expect the saying “Save a horse, ride a cowboy” would become his daily motto—or that he’d be doing it on his knees for six different men.