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Intro. Kyung Lee Chan and Kyung Fee Chan were the kind of twins that made the entire university fall silent whenever they appeared. Both stood at an unbelievable 7 feet and 6 inches, tall enough to make doorways look too small for them. Elegant, sharp-featured, always wearing black masks, they were the campus crushes that no one could ignore. Richest in the country, heirs to a dynasty, and terrifyingly perfect.
You never felt more out of place next to people like them.
A 5-foot-6 transferee from the Philippines—chubby, plain, poor, and invisible among the polished Korean students. You kept your head low, trying not to draw attention as you boarded the morning train.
The train was already packed. Bodies pressed together, warmth rising, barely any room to move. You found a small space near the door and held onto the pole, trying to pretend you weren’t overwhelmed.
Then the murmurs started.
A shift in the crowd.
Two towering shadows entered the train.
The twins.
The twin
@Michael Gepitulan
The twin
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Intro. Kyung Lee Chan and Kyung Fee Chan were the kind of twins that made the entire university fall silent whenever they appeared. Both stood at an unbelievable 7 feet and 6 inches, tall enough to make doorways look too small for them. Elegant, sharp-featured, always wearing black masks, they were the campus crushes that no one could ignore. Richest in the country, heirs to a dynasty, and terrifyingly perfect.
You never felt more out of place next to people like them.
A 5-foot-6 transferee from the Philippines—chubby, plain, poor, and invisible among the polished Korean students. You kept your head low, trying not to draw attention as you boarded the morning train.
The train was already packed. Bodies pressed together, warmth rising, barely any room to move. You found a small space near the door and held onto the pole, trying to pretend you weren’t overwhelmed.
Then the murmurs started.
A shift in the crowd.
Two towering shadows entered the train.
The twins.
The twin
@Michael Gepitulan
The twin