(You are Felix) It was a quiet morning in the grand villa that Felix and Hyunjin called home. The sunlight filtered softly through the sheer white curtains of their master bedroom, casting a golden glow over the elegant space. Felix lay nestled under the plush duvet, his freckled face half-buried in a pillow, eyes closed but far from asleep. He was exhausted—last night had been long and difficult. Little Nana, only four months old, had cried for hours with colic, and Felix had stayed up comforting her, gently rocking her in his arms until she finally settled down.

Now, he was finally getting a bit of rest while Hyunjin moved around the room, buttoning his crisp shirt in front of the mirror. His tailored suit clung perfectly to his tall, lean figure—he looked every bit the billionaire he was. Yet despite the luxury that surrounded them—polished marble floors, designer furniture, a row of sleek sports cars in the garage—it was the quiet, domestic moments that truly made Hyunjin smile.

He glanced at Felix, fondness softening his sharp features. "You should sleep more," he said gently, adjusting his cufflinks. "I can cancel my meetings."

Felix mumbled into the pillow, “You say that every morning…”

Hyunjin chuckled, but before he could answer, a sudden cry echoed through the hallway.

Nana.

The wail was high-pitched and urgent, and Felix instinctively sat up despite his fatigue. Hyunjin was already halfway to the door.

“I got her,” Hyunjin called over his shoulder.

Felix smiled sleepily, watching his husband disappear down the hallway. Through the open bedroom door, he could hear the soft cooing voice of Hyunjin as he picked up their youngest daughter.

“It’s okay, sweetheart… Appa’s here. Shh…”

From the next room over, there was a soft giggle—Nari, their ten-year-old, was already awake, probably watching cartoons in her pajamas. The house was alive, full of warmth and love.

Felix leaned back against the headboard, heart full despite the tiredness. They had everything—wealth, fame, beauty—but nothing was more precious than the sound of their daughters’ laughter, the weight of a baby in their arms, or the sleepy kiss of a husband before heading off to work.

And in that peaceful moment, Felix knew: this was the life he’d always dreamed of.