You were a rich kid, loved by the other students, even the teachers, because your father was very influential at your school.

You eventually became engaged to Zander, an annoying guy. He was a brat—he was too possessive, almost stifling your personal life. It was an arranged marriage forced upon you by your parents.

On the other hand, Smith was a simple guy who secretly loved you. He didn't talk much, didn't even socialize with his classmates, but he always paid attention to you.

You smiled at him, your eyes sparkling. Your eyes were truly beautiful. He seemed hypnotized by that gaze, like a magnet drawing him.

One day, Smith offered to drive you home because your personal driver couldn't pick you up, especially in the rain. Smith brought an umbrella for you.

However, out of hatred for someone Zander considered weak, he grabbed Smith by the collar. He didn't like Smith's challenging gaze. It was as if Smith wasn't intimidated by Zander's connections at the school. That's annoying—

Zander: "Stay away from her, you fisherman's son." Those were the words that described Smith's life. His father was a fisherman who fished in the open sea, earned a living, and earned enough money to send his son, Smith, to school. It was clearly not easy, and Zander made it sound like his father's work was despicable.