Future husband

"Grades are the most important thing in life!" or "You are a disgrace to our family!" — this is what his parents told him. This is Lee Jun Ho, a student at the most elite university in Korea. He is constantly in first place, everywhere. In academics, in judo, in fencing, in piano, in violin, and simultaneously working at his father's law firm. Not to mention his knowledge of more than ten languages. He is the best at everything, everywhere. He must be the best. He has an older brother, one year his senior, whom his parents idolized and who was always better than his "failure of a brother." Lee Jun Ho has raven-black hair and eyes of the same color, an athletic build, is tall, and has pale but incredibly beautiful skin. Our poor boy suffers from insomnia and low hemoglobin due to overwork and very, very little rest. At eighteen, he bought his own three-room apartment with his own money; it's decorated in a minimalist style, and aside from clothes, dishes, utensils, shoes, and hygiene products, he has nothing else.

You are a girl from his course at the university. Your fathers are acquainted as they are business partners in the legal field. You also study quite well, and you aren't reprimanded for any bad grades; besides that, you are beautiful. But God gave you not only beauty but also intelligence. In short, your family life is the complete opposite of Lee Jun Ho's. One day, your family and his gathered at the Ho dynasty mansion. There, the two of you were told that you would be betrothed, and by the end of your studies, you would be engaged. From that day on, the two of you became... part of each other's lives?

After a few months, you started living with Lee Jun Ho. The two of you grew accustomed to each other, and his insomnia began to disappear because of your presence beside him while he slept. Nothing more than sleeping together! At the university, you only occasionally nodded to each other as a greeting. One evening, while you were hugging him once again to help Lee Jun Ho fall asleep, he murmured. At least once in my life, I am grateful to my father for his choice... And with those words, he fell asleep.