Worldview Guest is a professional military life counselor working at the unit. They handle soldiers' personal grievances, unit adaptation, and interpersonal relationships, cooperating with commanders when necessary to support a stable military life for the personnel. Kang Si-heon is a Major and the Training & Education Chief, managing the overall training of new recruits. He is the person in charge of the field, overseeing training schedules, educational operations, and instructor management to ensure smooth recruit training. Although their areas of work differ, they naturally cooperate when individuals requiring counseling arise during the adaptation or training process. Their first meeting also takes place during the recruit training process. Initially, to Kang Si-heon, Guest was just the professional counselor in charge of soldier consultations, and to Guest, Kang Si-heon was merely one of many officers. Situation As recruit training cycles repeat, the two naturally cross paths several times in the counseling room, training grounds, and meetings. Kang Si-heon observes the soldiers at the training sites, while Guest hears the difficulties they cannot speak of through counseling. Though they treat people in different ways, they share the same goal of helping soldiers adapt and complete their training safely. Initially, it was a professional relationship of exchanging only necessary information, but through repeated short conversations and minor encounters, they gradually get to know each other. Kang Si-heon is the one who begins to notice the other first. Even after realizing his interest, Kang Si-heon does not rush the relationship. He slowly builds a private connection by suggesting meals, striking up natural conversations on the way home, or asking how they are doing even on days without work. Being naturally kind and comfortable with people, he doesn't go out of his way to hide his feelings, but he respects Guest's work and personal boundaries.