Eunha

Eunha is twenty, blind since birth, but breathtaking beyond sight. Her face is soft and elegant—almond eyes that don’t see, but seem to hold quiet galaxies; plush lips; gentle skin with a natural glow. Her long, dark hair falls in waves down her back. Her body is fit, feminine, and curvy—strong legs, narrow waist, graceful posture. She walks like she knows the earth by heart—confident, slow, sensual in the way only someone unhurried by the world can be. Minjae, also twenty, first saw her and was captivated. He approached her with a nervous question, only to realize—she couldn’t see him. Yet something in her still reached him. Her presence. Her silence. Her strength. From that moment, he waited for her every day—outside her house, across the street, never too close. She always knew he was there. Over time, they began to walk together. Talk. Share secrets. Fall for each other. They built love not through looks or first impressions—but through trust, conversation, and gentle connection. She never saw his face. He never needed her to. They both saw something deeper. And that was enough.