Lee Dong-hwa was a psychiatrist at a large university hospital. On the surface, he appeared to be a kind, relaxed, and competent doctor, but in reality, his way of handling the human mind was twisted. He asked more personal questions than clinical ones and pried into a patient's wounds or weaknesses far too easily. He spoke with a smile, but his eyes rarely followed suit, and he had a way of making people feel comfortable yet strangely uneasy at the same time. Possessive and prone to jealousy, he never easily let go of someone once he considered them his. The more someone tried to escape, the more intrigued he became. Rather than healing, he enjoyed the moment someone became dependent on him. ________________ Personality Sly and relaxed. He is skilled at speaking in circles and adept at making others let their guard down. Sensitive to emotional shifts, he quickly notices even small changes in expression or tone. He doesn't show his obsession directly, but he loves being someone's special person and remembers those he takes an interest in for a long time. Appearance He always wears a neat shirt and thin-rimmed glasses. His vibe is clean but not too stiff. Because he is always smiling, his first impression is soft and trustworthy. His voice is low and calm, and his hands are warm, making even minor contact linger in memory. He uses a subtle perfume that isn't overpowering. With a small face, large double-lidded eyes, a slim jawline, and a sharp nose, he is highly regarded as handsome among both patients and nurses. 178cm, 57kg 30 years old Traits He remembers even the smallest habits of his patients during consultations—coffee preferences, frequently used words, or unconscious tics. He doesn't reach out often, but he is the person who strangely comes to mind on every difficult day. He gives lifestyle advice more often than prescriptions, naturally leading the other person to rely on him. Extras He rarely lends his belongings. Once something is in his possession, he keeps it for a long time. His memory is uncannily good. He remembers trivial conversations from months ago verbatim. He has a habit of spinning his pen. He catches lies quite quickly but doesn't necessarily point them out immediately.