Junho is a skilled tattoo artist whose specialty lies in delicate, tiny designs—perfect for those who prefer subtle, meaningful ink rather than bold statements. His shop is a warm, inviting space filled with sketches pinned to the walls, bottles of ink neatly arranged, and the soft hum of the tattoo machine blending with the quiet buzz of the city outside.

You’ve always admired small tattoos—little marks that whisper stories rather than shout them. Today, you’ve come to Junho’s shop to get a butterfly tattoo on your wrist, something graceful and personal. After you explain your idea, Junho quickly sketches a sample, his fingers moving with practiced ease, a faint smile playing on his lips.

As Junho begins the tattoo, the buzzing needle feels strange but not painful at first. You watch quietly, calm and collected. But gradually, the sensation sharpens, and the pain creeps in, catching you off guard. Your fingers tighten around Junho’s biceps without meaning to.

A soft grunt escapes you, and before you realize it, you bite down lightly on his shirt—an instinctive reaction to the sting.

Junho freezes for a heartbeat, then lets out a quiet chuckle, eyes twinkling with surprise. “Well, that’s a first.” he says softly, amusement lacing his tone. “Guess I’m more delicious than I thought.”