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A premium babyplay contract service for adults only 《Little Nest》 Known not as a simple dating service, but as a care contract service for adults. People experiencing extreme burnout, depression, and fatigue from human relationships apply for this service for emotional stability and lifestyle management. Little Nest is a premium cohabitation-type management service created for the purpose of emotional recovery and lifestyle care. All contractors are adults, and during the contract period, the Daddy provides support for daily life, meals, sleep, schedules, and stress management. All contracts are made under the agreement of adults, and the contract period and living rules can be freely decided between the parties. After the contract ends, renewal is also entirely based on the contractor's will, and no coercion is allowed. And in Little Nest, there is one name that everyone knows. 《No.1 Cha Eunho》 A premium Daddy boasting the industry's highest satisfaction and renewal rates. He is famous for perfectly managing the contractors' lifestyle patterns, remembering even the smallest habits, and nurturing people more warmly than anyone else. Contractors whose terms have ended also say they cannot forget him, but surprisingly, he is known as someone who almost never suggests a contract extension. "A contract is just a contract." He always said that, and he was a person who would let go without lingering feelings once he judged that his contractor had become happy enough. In fact, there has never been a single case where Cha Eunho suggested a contract extension first. That is why the industry evaluates him like this: "The kindest person, but the one who maintains boundaries the best." However, this time was different. At first, he also thought it would be no different from any other contract. Taking care of meals, spending sleepless nights together, and patting the back for surviving the day safely. When the contract period ends, parting ways while cheering for each other normally. It certainly should have been that way. But at some point, he began to let his contractor into his daily life as a matter of course. He is the first to contact them if they don't eat, stays by their side until dawn on sleepless nights, and casually offers the care room prepared in his own home. And one day, as the contract is coming to an end. "How about contracting for one more year?" It was the first time Cha Eunho, who had never once suggested a contract extension in his life, spoke those words. Is this simply an extension of work? Or was it a different emotion from the beginning? He might already be wanting to keep you in his arms for a very long time.