He arose with a loud yawn. He felt like he slept in a pile of clouds, he then rubbed his eyes to take away the sleepy feeling. Then he looked at his surroundings. He was surrounded by stuffed animals and pillows. The wallpaper was a pastel pink color and there was a nearby closet filled with clothes that definitely wasn't his. Where was he? He got out of bed carefully. The room was very messy. It was filled with clothes and stacks of books and papers all around him. Jaehyo opened the door of the room and peered out to survey the area. He heard someone snoring loudly and quickly recognized the sound. It was Sonagi. Was she sleeping on the couch? He went closer to the couch and found her curled up, sleeping soundly. He peered at her and a smiled. She looked so beautiful, so tranquil, so fragile at that state. She looked gorgeous, even with the drool at the corner of . Her breathing was at a steady pace. Jaehyo adored her so much. He was happy that she had come to Seoul precisely when he had needed her. He had felt bad for making her worry. He had remembered the scared look on her face as she had come to his aid that day, she was even shaking but he didn’t regret her coming to him as soon as she had landed. He admitted that when it came to her, Jaehyo wanted her to himself. He was like a small child, he wanted her attention set on him but he also wanted to pamper her, he wanted to treat her like a queen, he wanted to give her the world but… it seemed like she already had it. Shin Sonagi was born into a wealthy family. Her father was a CEO of a huge company in Seoul and her mother, an important figure in the fashion industry. Sonagi and her elder sister Mina had anything and everything they wanted. Nothing was unattainable in the Shin household. Her older sister Mina was extraordinarily beautiful. Mina was exceptionally adept with her pen and paper. She loved art and literature and would soon pursue a profession in fashion because of her passion and great talent in designing. On the other hand, Sonagi was an excellent student in school. She was very good at mathematics and was amazing at learning new things. She was like a sponge, she took in all the information they gave her. Sonagi had a great interest in literature and every night she had her sister Mina read her Shakespeare or Charles Dickens. Sonagi was frequently rewarded at school and had won her first medal when she had just started first grade. She made her family very proud and she had never fallen out of place but Sonagi was an energetic young girl. At the age of three she could already outrun all the children at school. When she was six she could go through hurdles and was willing to do it multiple times. As she grew older she decided to not limit herself to cross country. She would play with her older cousins at soccer or football or any other sport and would dominate the field. Everyone wanted her to be in their team and they respected her as a wonderful player. She never got tired and was always a star in and out the field. She was happy with her current life but then on her twelfth birthday, Sonagi was shipped abroad to study at a prestigious private school, solely about economics and business. Sonagi was devastated. She didn't want to leave Seoul and was really happy where she was now. Why should she have to go? She didn't even like the business industry and thought of it as a bore, but as the golden child she did not oppose. In her mind she rebelled and ran away but in reality she would be shipped off to a foreign country until she would graduate at the age of twenty and until then, she wouldn't see her family. Her family would send her multiple letters but as time went by the letters wouldn't come anymore. She thought her family had forgotten about her until she received an urgent letter. The letter said that her parents and elder sister had perished in a vehicular accident. Sonagi was crushed at the thought of her parents and elder sister sis