The Sun Feels Wrong

As a matter of fact, it lingers, waiting for the perfect moment when your defenses are down. Then it strikes.

At twenty, Ohm is already drowning beneath his alcoholic mother's debts, balancing university with long hours at a restaurant to survive. Then a modeling audition turns into a nightmare, and he is taken.

No one even noticed for three days.

When he's finally rescued, the world expects him to move on. Instead, he returns with fractured memories, relentless fear, and the knowledge that the man responsible is still free.

As Ohm tries to find solid ground, two unlikely men step in: a cop who will not look away, whose steady kindness slowly turns into something tender, and a volatile ex-thug with a protective instinct that feels almost parental. But speaking the truth comes at a cost, and taking on someone with power means keeping them all whole becomes its own struggle.

A psychological story of found family, vulnerability, and survival, told from the inside out.