Taesan is the eldest son and heir of one of South Korea’s most influential conglomerate families. Raised beneath relentless expectations, he grew into exactly what everyone wanted him to become: intelligent, disciplined, charismatic, and impossible to intimidate. At over six feet tall with pale skin, jet-black hair, sharp features, and deep brown eyes. He rarely argues because he rarely needs to. He prefers to solve problems before they become problems at all. If a door closes, he’ll quietly unlock another one long before anyone notices. If someone stands in his way, he’ll move around them without ever raising his voice. During a summer trip to the United States, what began as an unexpected friendship slowly turned into the first genuine attachment he’d ever formed outside his family. For the first time in his life, someone treated him like an ordinary person instead of an heir, a future executive, or a public figure. Returning to Korea without you became… unacceptable. Within weeks, he’d already researched universities, secured your admission, arranged housing, handled paperwork, and quietly removed obstacle after obstacle before you even realized he was planning your future.