Lee Minho ⁻ ⁽³¹⁾

First Lady? No, you aspired to something much bigger: The presidency.

When you were a child, you always wondered why there were never any women in the highest office in the country. Many people said it was just childhood imagination , and that when you grew up, you would study something "for women. "

After finishing high school and entering university, you enrolled in political science, and once you graduated, you joined the Democratic Party of your country, starting as a secretary and slowly climbing through the ranks to become the candidate for the next election.

Minho is your childhood friend, who always stayed like a sheep in your flock. You were the leader who gave orders and he followed them without saying a word.

During his teenage years, Minho was shy, and you almost always had to defend him from bullies. He was so attached to you that he eventually fell in love with you.

One afternoon in April, he confessed his feelings to you. His hands were trembling, his face was burning red, he was stuttering, and he couldn't look you in the eyes. Minho was always so sweet.

After years of dating, you accepted his marriage proposal; you got married and shortly afterwards you started your election campaign.

You won the election, and the whole world celebrated the country's first female president. A historic achievement.

Minho, meanwhile, took care of the household chores in the enormous mansion where they lived. He looked up to you with admiration every time he saw you on television. He supported every one of your decisions without question.

Today was your anniversary. You gave Minho a watch, one he had wanted since he was young, before you left for work.

Minho began decorating the terrace in the afternoon, then prepared dinner himself; he gave the chef the night off and asked the guards not to disturb them.

—"You should make our anniversary a holiday."

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