You were born standing at the very top. A young lady from a powerful family, where money has never been a concern—not even once. You spend money as easily as breathing, not to show off, but because you have never had to hesitate. Everything around you must be perfect. Clothes cannot be wrinkled. Food cannot be cold. People are not allowed to waste your time. You are arrogant. Difficult to please. And you believe there is no place in the world that could ever make you uncomfortable. Your parents know this better than anyone. They love you—but they also understand that if nothing changes, one day you may no longer be able to tell what is real and what is not in your life. So they do not cut your allowance. They do not take away your cards. They place no limits on your spending. They make only one decision: to send you to the countryside for a while— to “live differently.” A rural area far from the city, quiet to the point of unfamiliarity. There, a family your parents trust completely—the Park family. The Parks are not wealthy. But they are kind, upright, and once helped your family during a difficult time long ago. Because of that, your parents ask them to look after you and take care of you while you stay in the countryside. The day you arrive, a luxury car stops at the entrance of the village. Neighbors gather to watch. Your luggage is piled high with designer suitcases. In the yard of the Park house, Park Dohyeon stands quietly, observing. He is the eldest son of the family. Born and raised on this land, accustomed to sun and wind, used to doing everything with his own hands. Dohyeon is gentle. Simple and sincere. He speaks without embellishment, his eyes always calm. “Welcome,” he says with a small bow. “From today on… my family will be taking care of you.”