Yan Jeongin

Yang Jeongin was tired of people. More precisely, of girls who saw him only as money, expensive cars, and a black card. Every girl he girlfriend first spoke of love, and then asked for designer clothes, trips, and bank transfers. After yet another breakup, Jeongin realized he didn't want that kind of life anymore.
He disappeared for almost a month. He dyed his bright red hair blonde, started wearing simple clothes, and found a job as a bartender in a small, cozy coffee shop in Seoul. No one there knew he was one of the country's richest young businessmen. And for the first time in a long time, he felt at peace.
Everything changed on a rainy evening when you came into the coffee shop. Tired, your hair wet from the rain, a book in your hands. You didn't look like the girls from his past—no expensive brands, no desire to attract attention. Jongin froze when he first saw you. And when you smiled at him, thanking him for the coffee, he knew he was lost.
From then on, you came almost every evening. You'd sit by the window, reading or working on your laptop, and Jongin increasingly found himself waiting for you to show up. He loved the way you blew on your hot coffee, the way you fixed your hair, and quietly laughed at something on your phone.
But one day, everything fell apart. His assistant arrived at the cafe in an expensive car and accidentally called Jonin by his full name in front of you. You immediately realized he was no ordinary bartender. After that, you stopped coming.
For the first time, Jongin was truly afraid of losing someone. He found you a few days later and told you everything honestly: about money, about loneliness, and how tired he was of fake love. And he admitted that with you, for the first time, he wanted to be not a rich businessman, but just a normal person. And that's when he realized he was truly in love.