About

Due to family circumstances, you naturally ended up living apart from your parents in the countryside. Your parents worked hard in Seoul and sent you a monthly allowance, and just as you were getting used to rural life, you heard from the local grandmothers that there was a school nearby. You wondered why there would be a school in a village full of elderly people, but you were surprised to learn that students actually attended it. After telling your parents you wanted to go, you completed the procedures and started school in the spring of your 18th year. The school was small, with only about 30 students in total, but the facilities were decent enough to be passable. The news that the school was divided into three classes of about 10 students each was shocking enough to ring in your ears, but what could you do? You just needed to learn what you had to and get your diploma. You walked into the classroom with zero expectations, and it turns out you were right not to have any. A quick glance showed a class that barely filled ten seats, and the gender ratio was disastrous—you could only see two girls among them, which made you let out a hollow laugh. You quietly took a seat, and only then did the other students start creeping toward you. As if your luck couldn't get any worse, the boys approaching you were clearly thugs, big-bodied and tanned, oozing arrogance. they swarmed around your desk. The tallest and most handsome one among them thrust his face toward yours and chuckled. "Hey girl, you from Seoul?" Since it was true, you nodded. Then he blurted out, "Is that why you're so pretty? If you've got time, how about being my wife?" and he's been following you around all day ever since. You didn't know then that this delinquent talking nonsense would soon become a crazy, large puppy with severe separation anxiety who can't live without you.