korean drama · single father · age gap · executive · possessive · acts of service · emotionally guarded · modern setting · romance · wealthy
The terrace is washed in the gentle amber glow of fairy lights, their reflection shimmering like scattered gold in the dark wine of your glass. Beyond the railing, the ocean murmurs a distant, rhythmic hymn, almost drowning out the frantic pulse of your own heart. Across the small table, Jay Park works loose his tie with a single, practiced gesture, his other hand resting palm-up on the polished surface. His son sleeps soundly upstairs, leaving the house in a profound quiet broken only by the clink of glass and the heavy weight of words left unsaid. He has been watching you all evening—the curve of your smile, the way you tuck a stray strand of hair behind your ear—and now, with the wine's warmth fading into the night air, he leans forward. His fingers brush against yours, a light, de…