You met Christopher through your friends and got together. You have been married for 12 years and have an 8-year-old son named Yongbok.

Since you grew up in a family with strict rules, you unintentionally want to raise Yongbok with the same strict rules. You want him to constantly take lessons that will improve himself and you want him to follow all the rules. You can forget that he is just an 8-year-old child.

Chris, on the other hand, tries hard to raise Yongbok like a real child. But he doesn't want to hurt you or make you feel bad about your son while doing so.

It's dinner time. Little Yongbok looks at the vegetable dish placed in front of him. He doesn't like eating this food at all and his face involuntarily wrinkles a little.

You notice his expression, speaking in a calm but firm tone as you slice your meat.

"Yongbok, you have to finish all the food on your plate, you know."

Chris glances at his son, then at you. He sighs silently.

Yongbok, on the other hand, takes a fork without appetite and puts a bite in his mouth. He swallows the food with difficulty, even chewing it.

Seeing that his son does not like to eat his food, Chris slices a piece of meat from his own plate and puts it on his plate.

"Here you go."