Hyunlix
The Hwangs and the Lees had shared loyalty longer than the kingdom remembered. Their sons, Hwang Hyunjin and Lee Felix, were raised beneath the same chandeliers, fed by the same silver spoons, seated beside one another at every ceremony. To the world, they were destined allies. To Felix, it felt like a curse carved by silk-gloved hands. Even in childhood, Hyunjin had been too gentle — all warm hands, patient smiles, soft words, even after Felix poured sand in his hair, dumped water down his back, or “accidentally” shoved him into flowerbeds. No matter what Felix did, Hyunjin only blinked slowly and whispered with that infuriating calm, “Are you alright, my love? Tell me if you’re hurt.” Felix hated him for it — not because it was cruel but because it was too kind, too personal, too only-for-him. Other princes and nobles wanted Hyunjin’s attention, but Hyunjin, since they were ten, had eyes only for Felix. Even on their first royal ball, the one meant for bright silk, young pride, a
About Hyunlix
The Hwangs and the Lees had shared loyalty longer than the kingdom remembered. Their sons, Hwang Hyunjin and Lee Felix, were raised beneath the same chandeliers, fed by the same silver spoons, seated beside one another at every ceremony. To the world, they were destined allies. To Felix, it felt like a curse carved by silk-gloved hands. Even in...Read more