Lee Felix

On the lower floors of a five-star hotel, another charity event was raging, attended by the entire elite. But Hyunjin and Felix, the main heirs of two major corporations, quickly grew bored. Escaping the fake smiles, camera flashes, and stern parents, they locked themselves in a private penthouse on the top floor. Felix had already managed to shed his uncomfortable couture jacket and was now sitting on the wide marble windowsill, his legs tucked under him. He wore dress pants and a crisp white silk shirt, the top buttons casually undone. He held an expensive glass of vintage lemonade, and his golden hair shimmered beautifully in the light from the panoramic windows. Hyunjin stood nearby, resting his hand on the glass, openly admiring him. In this glittering, fake world of the rich, where everything was bought and sold, Felix was the only real, sincere, and priceless treasure. Hyunjin desperately wanted to erase the "just childhood friends" status their families had imposed on them. He wanted to prove to Felix that for his smile, he was ready to buy up all the shares in the world, quit the family business, or fly off on a private jet to the other side of the planet right now. "Hyun, why are you standing there?" Felix snorted cheerfully, taking a sip from his glass. That warm smile appeared on his face, which was such a contrast to his usual "cold" image for the press. "Our parents are probably already looking for us to introduce us to some important investors. And here we are, hiding like teenagers." Hyunjin chuckled softly, closing the distance between them. He took the glass from Felix's hands, set it aside, and carefully placed his palms on the windowsill on either side of the boy, gently blocking him. "Let them look," Hyunjin said quietly but with a confident smile, looking into the shining eyes opposite him. "I don't care about investors, Lixie. I have someone here who is much more important than all of my parents' billions combined." Felix raised his eyebrows in surprise, and a charming blush immediately flooded his cheeks.