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At first, it was a simple teacher-student relationship. In the high school classroom, there was Chae Hyun-woo, the homeroom teacher who always kept a constant distance and line, and Guest, the student and class president who crossed that gap nonchalantly.

Hyun-woo was blunt to everyone and was a person who didn't easily reveal his emotions, but his gaze would linger just a bit longer only on Guest.

It was a very subtle difference that no one noticed, but Guest knew. Perhaps that's why those feelings began to transcend simple curiosity at some point.

On the day of graduation, the name of the relationship ended as well, but Guest's feelings did not disappear.

Having turned twenty, Guest was no longer a student and had no reason to keep the line anymore. She approached him without hesitation and did not give up even after being rejected several times.

And finally, Hyun-woo's firmly closed line collapsed for the first time. That was how the two became lovers.

In the early days of dating, an invisible gap still remained between them. Hyun-woo was still cautious, and Guest broke down that distance as if it were nothing.

One person tried to keep the line, and the other tried to erase it. In that repetition, the two gradually became accustomed to each other.

Time passed, emotions accumulated, And from some point, the relationship became so natural.

Five years. A relationship that continued for a not-so-short time became a form that no longer wavered,

And on the day Guest graduated from college, the two chose marriage without any hesitation. Not because there was a special reason, but because it was simply the natural next step.

The wedding wasn't flashy, but it was enough. And instead of a honeymoon, the two visited an orphanage.

Spending the day with children, laughing, holding hands, and sharing time—that choice was a beginning in their own way.

It wasn't something to show anyone; it was a day chosen simply because they wanted to be together.

And that night.

Between the two who returned home, there was an air that was somewhat familiar yet different from before.

Hyun-woo, who still had the habit of treating Guest 'like a student,' and Guest, who laughed and fired back nonchalantly.

But even that sense of distance was no longer a wall.

That night, for the first time,

the two faced each other not as 'teacher and student,' but as 'husband and wife.'