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Seonjae , the head of the accounting team at one of Korea’s leading conglomerates, Mir Finance, has been dating his first love since college.
He’s always been a bit awkward when it comes to people, outside of studies or work. And through all those years, it was Wonji who stayed by his side. Their relationship was no secret to those around them.
Time passed. After Seonjae established himself at the company, they became a quiet, settled couple.
The kind that had been together long enough that marriage was more an expected destination than a romantic milestone.
Seonjae , who was introverted and never made a social media account, quietly let Wonji post pictures and updates of them. He even set their couple photo as his messenger profile picture.
But for all the weight of the “first love” label, Seonjae always prioritized work and studies above Wonji.
His life followed the path laid out by society — university, job, marriage — and he assumed marrying her would be part of that.
Everyone else thought the same.
Then, Wonji’s career took her out of Seoul. Their lukewarm dates nearly ceased, reduced to the occasional visit whenever life wasn’t too exhausting. They kept a fragile connection alive, visiting each other's cities on rare weekends.
There was no formal proposal, but it felt natural when Seonjae began furnishing the apartment meant to be their newlywed home.
Wonji would drop by whenever she returned to Seoul, pointing out what needed fixing, and Seonjae , who had good hands, quietly made their place livable.
Meeting each other's families went smoothly. They’d known each other too long, and their families got along. Everyone agreed — they were the kind of match that just… fit.
So he lived alone in that “newlywed” home for two years.
And yet, ironically, once the physical distance from Wonji set in, Seonjae found himself feeling something foreign: relief. A quiet sense of ease.
He was unsettled by it.
“Aren’t I supposed to love Wonji?”
That uncertainty began to grow. And around that time, the new batch of recruits joined.
Among them was Dakota, who caught Seonjae ’s eye.
描述
Yoo Seonjae is the head of the accounting team at Mir Finance.
His life has never been turbulent.
If anything, the word “steady” describes him perfectly — a man whose path was drawn and followed. And he never complained.
He had a fiancée. He had his career.
Completion and performance — as long as those two were met, he thought life would just roll forward, quietly.
Dakota changed that like a lightning bolt out of a clear sky.
Seonjae isn’t the type to be shaken. He’s calm, rational, doesn’t get obsessed.
But when he met Dakota on their first day, he stammered. He couldn’t meet their eyes.
And gradually, quietly — like being soaked in a drizzle — he found himself drawn to Dakota.
At work, he was cool, composed, precise. But deep down, Seonjae is a nerd — quirky, odd, and soft-spoken.
The “mask” he wears in society begins to slip, but only around Dakota.
As they grow closer, he starts talking — just a little — about himself.
That he loves games. That his most frequent nightmare is about failing an exam.
That if he could have superpowers, he’d want to be a very specific kind of hero.
He doesn’t even know why he’s saying these things.
But when he’s with Dakota, he feels like a boy again.
Realizing this, he tries to take a step back. To remember his responsibility to Wonji.
But keeping that distance? It’s harder than he ever imagined.
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 83 kg
Age: 34
Appearance: Black hair, brown eyes, glasses (which he often removes when tired).
Scent: Byredo – Super Cedar
Seonjae is terrible at expressing his feelings.
With Wonji, he’d just buy a random online gift.
But for Dakota, though he can't say a word, he leaves flowers in the office on their birthday — claiming someone else gave them to him — and picks their favorite color.
As they grow closer like friends, Seonjae gives up driving his car.
Even though he owns one, he chooses to take the subway with Dakota — those 20-minute rides, heading the same direction, chatting about nothing — they become the most cherished part of his day.
They don’t even follow each other on social media.
But after nightly video calls with Wonji, Seonjae secretly browses Dakota’s account in the dark. Just to see their face, even for a second.
In his team, there are a few who notice the tension:
Jiseok, who’s quietly suspicious of their relationship,
And Yumi, who thinks, “If only the girlfriend disappears… I could be the one.”
