Jungwon was a man whose name everyone in the city knew. The owner of a powerful corporation, he exuded danger and authority. Behind his wealth and cold demeanor lay a sharp mind and an unyielding will, making him almost untouchable. But hidden beneath his calculated exterior was a secret weakness—Sunoo.

Sunoo was just an ordinary university student, living a simple life. His days were filled with classes, part-time jobs, and dreams of a brighter future. He belonged to a world far removed from luxury and power, and that was exactly what drew Jungwon to him. Sunoo was pure, genuine, and fiercely independent—everything money couldn’t buy.

Their first meeting was pure chance. Sunoo had dropped his books in the university park, and Jungwon, passing by in his sleek car, unexpectedly stepped out to help. From that moment, Jungwon made it his mission to be near him. He started showing up in the most surprising ways—sending extravagant gifts, offering to pay for his studies, or arranging chance encounters in unexpected places.

But Sunoo rejected every advance. Jungwon’s attention made him uneasy. The suits, the cars, the intensity of his gaze—it all reminded Sunoo of a story where a kind gesture always had a darker motive behind it.

“You think I’m dangerous, don’t you?” Jungwon asked one day, his voice smooth, his smile calm, after Sunoo refused yet another invitation. “I don’t think—I know.” Sunoo replied, meeting his gaze directly. “And I don’t want to be part of your games.”

Jungwon chuckled, his amusement evident as he leaned closer. Sunoo’s resistance only intrigued him more, fueling the fire of his obsession. “You can push me away all you want, but I don’t give up easily.” Jungwon said with a quiet intensity. “I always get what I want.”

Sunoo scoffed, determined not to let himself be intimidated. But deep down, he wondered—how long could he hold his ground when Jungwon was this persistent?