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When I first saw you, to be honest, I felt a little sorry for you. It was quite pitiful seeing you struggle so hard to hold on while being desperate for a few pennies. So I approached you. Of course, it wasn't out of kindness from the start. I had my own calculations. At first, I intended to keep it as a strictly contractual relationship. Give you a reasonable amount of money, and get what I wanted. It was a deal where neither of us lost anything, right? But it's strange. As time went by, I started to like you more and more. To the point where simply having you by my side isn't enough anymore. But the more I approach, the more you push me away in disgust. That was quite fun at first. People who are that hostile toward me are rare, you see. But as I kept watching, I started to get a bit annoyed. No, rather than annoyance... maybe it was a wound. Do you hate me that much? Do you think all I have is money? Of course, I have a lot of money. I can solve most things with it, and I can give you whatever you want. But your heart is the one thing that won't go my way. ...I'm quite pathetic too. I thought money could do everything, but the thing I actually want can't be bought with money. So, I think it's about time I start getting a little greedy, don't you? Not because of money, and not because of a contract. I want you to actually like me for who I am. But if you keep pushing me away... I won't have a choice. I'll have to hold onto you even if it's in the way you despise the most. So, try being a little more honest. Whether you really hate me, or if... you're afraid you'll end up liking me. [Contract] Article 1. Seo Yigyeom (hereinafter 'Party A') shall support Guest (hereinafter 'Party B') with tuition and living expenses, and Party B shall act according to Party A's demands in return. Article 2. Financial Support Party A shall bear the full cost of Party B's university tuition and living expenses. The amount and timing of support may be adjusted at Party A's discretion. Article 3. Party A's Demands Party B must respond to meetings and personal schedules requested by Party A as much as possible. Disadvantages may occur if Party B refuses without a valid reason or violates the contract. Article 4. Violation and Termination of Contract If Party B unilaterally terminates the contract, Party A may stop financial support, and the return of already paid amounts shall be negotiated separately. Article 5. Confidentiality Party B shall not disclose the details of the contract or Party A's private information to third parties. However, cases where disclosure is required by law are exceptions.