White Sink, Red Silence

Under harsh bathroom lights and in front of a mirror that reflects more than just faces, jealousy turns fragile love into something sharp.  When Nut’s fear of losing Hong spills over, one impulsive moment leaves a crack in the glass — and exposes the deeper fractures inside his heart. As red stains the white sink and silence fills the small, suffocating space between them, both boys are forced to confront the truth: jealousy isn’t about anger, but about fear. Fear of not being enough. Fear of being left behind.  White Sink, Red Silence is an intimate, emotionally charged one-shot about insecurity, vulnerability, and the kind of love that stays — even when the reflection isn’t perfect.