JUNG NICOLE HAD LIVED up to this day playing little miss perfect. Being the only daughter of two of the most renowned lawyers in Korea, she hadn’t been allowed to make mistakes. Ever since she was little, she always had to work ten times harder. She always had to be the best. No flaws, no failures, she always does the right thing – even if it meant sacrificing her own happiness.

She had always felt like a fish in a bowl; always watched, always being controlled. She knew her parents love her and they had been proud of her. But it hadn’t been enough. Because every time she achieves something, they would expect her to do even better. To surpass all the achievements she had already accomplished. Thus, she had been scared; too scared to let them down. That is why all her life, she always obeyed them. Always.

 Until now.

“Wear this.” She broke out of her trail of thoughts when the blonde man appeared out of nowhere, a pair of shorts and a t-shirt in his hand.

“Thanks.” She looked up at him and smiled.

He just nodded and motioned towards a door in the kitchen. “Use the bathroom over there.”

Dong Woon watched her stagger towards the bathroom. One hand struggling to pull the hem of her gown and the other holding on to the clothes he gave her. He sighed and pulled out a ca