YESUNG POV

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I hate myself! For being so stupid! For being an idiot! But they didn't need to do this to me! I'm not a freakin' kid!

I wiped the tears off my cheeks as I checked the window, now landing at Incheon International Airport.

My life was perfect back there in London. I have a cute two bedroom apartment whom I shared with my bestfriend Ryeowook. We were planning to open a cafe, thanks to my parents riches. But it was all ruined by Siwon. That ing son of a .

"That bastard!" I hissed. 

It's not my fault that he's married and I didn't even know it! I caught him when they were having dinner in a restaurant around downtown and I thought he's cheating on me! I was so embarassed when I approached them with an angry expression but then, his partner, Heechul, glared at me and said right into my face. "I'm his husband."

I stomped my feet as I stood up and picked up my hand carry luggage. Because of that incident, I was sent back to Korea by my own parents. I decided to break up with Siwon but my parents thought I kept on seeing him eventhough I knew he's married. I didn't in' know he's married for crying out loud!

I took my luggage lazily and walked into the waiting chauffeur of my mom's brother. My parents told them I'll be staying there until everything settles. Can you imagine? Me? A twenty six year old man being babysitted by my mom's brother?!

"Welcome back, Mr. Kim," the chauffeur, Henry smiled happily as he took the luggage from my grip and placed it on the trunk of the car. He opened the door for me and I sat next to him. 

"Hey, Henry, right?" I asked and I offered my hand for a shake. "You look... young. How old are you?"

"Twenty," the cheerful boy answered and stepped on the accelerator. 

"How long have you been driving for Uncle Jongjin?" I asked. again. "And... don't call me Mr. Kim. I felt you're calling my father. Yesung hyung would be fine."

"I've been driving for Mr. Kim for two years, Yesung hyung," he answered diligently and they took a sharp turn on the right and they were on the district of Gangnam in just a few minutes. 

"I see," I looked outside and Seoul has improved a lot. I've been away for ten years and my homeland has improved big time. We left Korea when I was sixteen. My father got a great offer on his work and decided to migrate to England. They started to build their own business there since my father is an architect and my mom is a business administration graduate. They decided to build a guest house for korean students who's studying in London. It was a successful business since I finished my studies there, though the cost of living was expensive. I graduated hotel and restaurant management because I have this thing for cakes, pastries and coffees. I met my bestfriend Ryeowook when I was studying at the university and we're block mates in every subject that I was taking. After graduating,