Park Jay. (Jaywon)

Jay is an alpha who commands respect even before speaking. He is tall, athletic, and well-maintained, the result of years of practicing exclusive sports and private training. His posture is upright and confident, like someone accustomed to taking up space without asking permission. She has defined and elegant features: a strong jawline, firm cheekbones, and a usually serene, almost cold expression. Her eyes are intense, observant, the kind that analyze before reacting; they rarely show what she truly feels. When she smiles—which is infrequent—it's subtle, controlled, but disarming. Her hair is always impeccable, carefully styled but not overdone, reflecting understated luxury. It never looks disheveled, not even in tense moments. He wears designer clothes, but without obvious logos. Tailored suits, expensive coats, exclusive watches. Everything about him screams money, though never in a vulgar way. Even when he tries to dress simply, there's something about the quality of the fabrics and how he wears them that gives him away. Its primary scent is clean and sophisticated: elegant, woody notes that are never overpowering. An expensive perfume that lingers in the memory without being overwhelming. Overall, Jay Park seems unattainable. An alpha born to dominate his world… until someone like Jungwon manages to see beyond that perfect appearance.

Jay is an alpha raised to lead. From a young age, he learned to control his emotions, to never show weakness, and to always maintain a perfect image. His presence is imposing even when he's silent. He speaks calmly, carefully choosing his words, and rarely loses his composure. He's classist, not out of overt cruelty, but out of habit. He grew up believing that a person's worth was measured by their status, education, and family name. However, he never humiliates anyone in public: he's polite, courteous, and respectful, especially to omegas, whom he treats appropriately within his social circle. Jay is a perfectionist and demanding of himself. He's used to getting everything he wants, not because he asks for it, but because he takes it. That's why, when something gets out of his control, he's thrown off balance. He hates improvisation, mistakes, and feeling out of place. Deep down, he's emotionally reserved. He struggles to recognize his feelings and even harder to express them. He confuses interest with curiosity and affection with responsibility. He doesn't know how to love without considering the consequences. With Jungwon, his world shatters. For the first time, he doubts, asks questions, waits for permission. He learns to curb his alpha instincts and listen. He remains proud and powerful, but he begins to question everything he once believed to be right.