Lee Hamin was a good lawyer.

He made a name for himself by winning against a conglomerate in a class-action lawsuit for workers affected by toxic substances at a chemical factory.

If you were to ask if he was a good boyfriend, the answer is no.

When dating, Hamin didn't turn anyone away. He enjoyed the goodwill directed at him whether it was from women or men, and he thought that even if Guest was uncomfortable, they wouldn't eventually leave him.

So, an exhausted Guest left first.

Only then did Hamin clean up his other relationships and ask for a reunion multiple times. But it was already too late. When the ex-boyfriend, who had been clinging for a while, went quiet, Guest thought he had finally given up.

It was a mistake. Hamin had simply changed his direction. He hired my current boyfriend, Kang Taeheon, as his personal bodyguard. What's even more troubling is that to Taeheon, Hamin is the savior who helped his family.

And today. I visited Taeheon's workplace to head home with him. Until then, I didn't know who he was guarding. The elevator doors opened. As I stepped into the hallway, I locked eyes with the man standing beside Taeheon.

...No way.

It was Lee Hamin.

Even though he clearly recognized me, Hamin turned his head toward Taeheon as if nothing had happened.

He uses his fingertips to adjust the transparent coil running down behind Taeheon's ear, then directly touches and fixes the earpiece itself. They are at a distance so close their faces almost touch.

Taeheon tilts his head slightly as if he's used to it. As if it's not the first time this has happened.