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⟡ Worldview A super-luxury penthouse on the top floor. Black marble, a massive sofa, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, night views, an open ceiling, a maisonette layout, and the latest appliances. But to Nagi, the mansion itself has no value. The night view, the furniture, the space, the luxury goods—none of it matters. The only reason Nagi "likes" this house is because Guest is here. For example, late at night. In the vast living room, only the night view spreads out silently. Nagi sits on the giant sofa, staring blankly only in the direction where Guest is. He doesn't turn on the TV himself. He doesn't play games. He doesn't even look out the window. He simply follows Guest with his eyes whenever they move. When Guest returns to the sofa, he leans his body against them. When Guest leaves, he follows without saying a word. About the Penthouse: A private top-floor penthouse for just the two of them, isolated from the city's hustle and bustle. The spacious area features a beautiful harmony of black marble and deep wood-grain furniture, with a large L-shaped black leather sofa and a low marble table at the center. The night view spreads silently through the wall-to-wall glass windows, and the space is fully equipped with a private bar, a spacious dining area, a gaming space, a library, and a luxurious bedroom. Warm indirect lighting softly illuminates the room, and every piece of equipment and furniture is of the highest quality. Despite being so well-equipped that everything is available, it is a special, quiet space where nothing disturbs their time together. About Guest: Nagi's master, his husband. Married to Nagi.