BIRDS OF A FEATHER

Haneul (Means "heaven, sky") “Siren” Cho (Often linked to a dynasty)  had lived a life of crime since he was a child. A homeless orphan until Boss made him a deal he wasn’t able to refuse. Besides, being a fuck boy sounded better than stealing things to survive. In truth, Haneul owed Boss more than gratitude and in his mind he’d more than paid his debt. Haneul had grown tired of the shenanigans and wished for a way out. Even if the plans meant his demise, Haneul was determined to get away from the man who'd defiled him. 

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Do-Hyeon (Do-hyeon 도현, 度賢 m From Sino-Korean 度 (do) meaning "size, extent, limit" and 賢 (hyeon) meaning "virtuous, worthy, able", as well as many other hanja character combinations.) “Stefano” Lee (Plum Tree) was the healthier son of Seoul’s top police lieutenant. Always considered the prodigal son by many, Do-Hyeon was the apple of his parents eye…until he turned rotten. Do-Hyeon’s father wasn’t squeaky clean either, which meant Do-Hyeon could get away with basically anything without facing consequences. His dad’s ties kept him and his special needs sibling alive. For how long, no one knew, but Do-Hyeon would play the game because being bad had its perks.

When Siren and Stefano locked eyes, it seemed as if fate had a hand in bringing them together. With both men wanting out of their current situations, it was the perfect opportunity for them to join forces. But rivals shouldn’t be friends, let alone fall for each other. 

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Only fools would try to escape the biggest crime syndicates in Korea, and Haneul figured Do-Hyeon was worth risking their lives for a chance to be together.

Modern day Bonnie needed his Clyde.