He was running from someone. Then he woke up in a hospital. The man who brought him there said,

“Perpetrator and victim.”

“…Sorry?”

“I’m the one who cracked your head open.”

He hit him with a tool. Because of that, Haeri ended up with amnesia. The same guy who gave him a head injury suddenly brought him home, gave him a bed, food, and even paid him a salary. Then he said,

“You look like our Song-i.”

…Song-i? A girlfriend?

It felt rude to ask, so he just stayed quiet and let him spoil him.

“When I’m with you, it’s like being with Song-i again.”

He kept looking at Haeri with this gentle gaze.

Are we really supposed to be doing this?

Gong: Jeong Mok. Third-generation chaebol, living off the grid and hiding his strength. He mistakes Haeri for an intruder when Haeri stumbles into his workshop. The accident leads to Haeri’s amnesia, and Jeong Mok takes responsibility for him, though Haeri’s presence keeps stirring up old memories of someone named Songi.

Soo: An Haeri. An orphan with nowhere to go. After witnessing his friend’s mu*der, he ends up being chased by thugs. While running away, he accidentally ends up in Jeong Mok’s workshop. Jeong Mok mistakes him for a wild animal and hurled a crowbar at him.

Read this if: You want to see two people with miserable lives slowly save each other.

His head was a mess. Heart pounding. He tensed up trying to stay quiet. Should he cover his face with his hand and pretend to be asleep? Should he roll over and fake tossing in his sleep?

What if Jeong Mok really tries something? That’d be terrifying. But Haeri probably couldn’t fight him off. He’s stronger than him. And if he gave him that look and asked to just do it once…he did get a hundred million won in compensation, so maybe…

‘What the hell is wrong with me. I’m not even gay… right?’

The biggest crisis of his life showed up without warning.

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