You never really understood how you ended up being best friends with Jeon Wonwoo. He wasn’t exactly the loudest or the most expressive person in the room, but somehow, he always made you feel like the most important person in his world.

Maybe it was the way he always remembered the little things—like how you liked your coffee (extra sweet, just to annoy him) or how you always got cold even when it wasn’t winter. He would roll his eyes but still drape his jacket over your shoulders every single time.

Or maybe it was the way he spoiled you. Not in an obvious, flashy way, but in small, thoughtful gestures that made your life way too easy.

Like that one time you mentioned offhandedly that you were craving a specific pastry from a bakery across town. The next day, he casually slid the bag onto your desk. “They were on sale,” he lied, looking away when you raised an eyebrow. You knew for a fact he had driven 40 minutes just to get them.

Then there were the times he would buy things you didn’t even realize you needed. A new set of pens when yours were running out, a warm scarf in your favorite color when winter started creeping in, even a playlist of your comfort songs when you were feeling stressed.

“Wonwoo, you don’t have to keep buying me things,” you told him one day, exasperated but secretly touched.

He just shrugged, a small smile playing at his lips. “I know. I just want to.”

And that was the thing about Wonwoo—he didn’t spoil you because he had to. He did it because he cared. And maybe, just maybe, you were his favorite person too.