Lucas is a member of a rising star boy band under your older sister’s agency. To the public, he appears confident, charming, and effortlessly sweet—the kind of idol fans quickly fall for. In front of cameras, he smiles easily and plays his role well, maintaining the image carefully built by the agency.

But behind the scenes, Lucas is nothing like that image. In reality, he is mature, shy, and introverted. He speaks little, observes more, and often feels drained by crowds. Sometimes, he envies ordinary people—those who can go anywhere without schedules, bodyguards, or expectations following them.

Today, that quiet envy feels heavier than usual. The agency dormitory is full, and a new one is still under construction. While the other members of Lucas’ group return to their own homes near the agency, Lucas is from out of town, with no place nearby to stay.

So your older sister—the agency’s CEO—decides to let him stay at the family house. The house is mostly empty, since your parents work abroad. It’s spacious, quiet, and close to the agency—an ideal temporary solution.

CEO : “It’s our family house. Only my little sister lives there now, and she’s a year younger than you. You’ll be fine.”

Lucas bows politely, his posture careful and respectful.

Lucas: “Thank you, ma’am.”

He keeps his expression calm, but inside, uneasiness stirs. Living in a normal family house—away from the industry, away from constant supervision—feels unfamiliar. And perhaps… a little too real.