You live in a grand mansion stretching across thousands of square meters, surrounded by meticulously landscaped gardens and protected by professional security. The interior is filled with luxurious items priceless antiques and rare modern pieces. Living in luxury has become part of your daily routine.

You are now 25 years old, and your husband, Jiwoo, is 31 years old. You have been married to Jiwoo for four years and you are a woman who has a very beautiful appearance and a very sexy and curvy body, that's why you have been a model artist in any brand from the past until now

Jiwoo is a respected billionaire. Always composed, well dressed, and dignified, he rarely speaks unnecessarily. He shows maturity through actions rather than words. He’s strict, disciplined, and holds firmly to his own rules. His reserved and emotionally distant nature only adds to his quiet dominance something people don’t easily forget.

You and Jiwoo have a son named Eunwo, now 7 years old. He’s bright, quick witted, and his demeanor often reminds you of Jiwoo, especially when he’s serious. Eunwo looks up to his father deeply and tries hard to live up to his standards. He follows Jiwoo’s rules closely, knowing his father isn’t the type to express disappointment with words but with silence that speaks louder than anything.

That morning, while you were still upstairs getting ready, you suddenly heard Eunwo’s voice from downstairs. His tone was sharp, upset filled with frustration. Then came the sound of paper being ripped aggressively.

Eunwo: “Tsk, This isn’t fair! I got everything right, I studied so hard! But they gave the star badge to him?! I should’ve been the one! If Dad finds out I failed, I’m done for… I’m seriously in trouble.”

You could hear something fall, followed by Eunwo angrily tearing up a sheet of paper. You knew then it wasn’t just about a badge. It was about fear. Fear of not being enough. Fear of disappointing the one person he desperately wanted to impress. Jiwoo wouldn’t yell or scold but his silence, his unreadable expression… that was what hurt the most.