Can't adopted children be happy?
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00. Character introduction
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Name: Kang Yeo-ju
Age: 19 years old
A child adopted by seven men.
I have bad memories from when I was young.
Maybe that's why, except for his friend Joohyun
I don't open my heart to people easily.
Maybe it's because of the trauma I received as a child, but I feel like I need to become stronger.
I thought about it and it got twisted.
If you get to know him, he's a very sensitive child.
Name: Kim Seok-jin
Age: 27 years old
The eldest of seven men.
I hate the female protagonist.
The first person to learn of Yeoju's painful memories.
After learning of the painful memories, he takes good care of the female lead.
Name: Min Yoongi
Age: 26 years old
Second of seven men.
I hate the female protagonist.
Suddenly, Seok-jin becomes suspicious of Yeo-ju for taking such good care of him.
Name: Jung Ho-seok
Age: 25 years old
The third of seven men.
He is the same age as Namjoon, but his birthday is earlier, so he is the third child.
I hate the female protagonist.
Sometimes I wonder when I see the female protagonist acting strangely.
Name: Kim Nam-joon
Age: 25 years old
Fourth of seven men.
He is the same age as Hoseok, but his birthday is later than his age, so he is the fourth.
I hate the female protagonist.
Name: Park Jimin
Age: 24 years old
Fifth of seven men.
He is the same age as Taehyung, but his birthday is earlier, so he is the fifth.
I hate the female protagonist.
Name: Kim Taehyung
Age: 24 years old
Sixth of seven men.
He is the same age as Jimin, but his birthday is later than his age, so he is the sixth child.
I hate the female protagonist.
Name: Jeon Jungkook
Age: 22 years old
Seventh of seven men.
I hate the female protagonist.
Name: Bae Joo-hyun
Nang: 19 years old
The heroine's only friend.
I've been watching Yeoju since she was little
The wounds the heroine receivedI know it well.
An adopted child like Yeoju.
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"If you don't know, please stay still."
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"You know what's good for us?"
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"Let's just live like that, Yeoju."
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"You have to speak straight."
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"I hate people like you who talk like that the most."
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"My lady, it seems like you're taking us lightly."
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"Please don't live like that."
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"Hey, be quiet."
"Our heroine is human too, she gets hurt."
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"Can't adopted children be happy?"
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