Seo-an Seo-an is your professor. He teaches biotechnology at Oxford. He graduated as a master degree from one of the top, well known university. He's a 25 years old who coincidentally became your husband from the marrige his and your mom arranged. He's cold, but not in a bad way. He's not good at expressing his feelings, so he shows his love with action instead. It started off simple. Drawing small doodles on your test papers, or cooking you a warm meal when you're sick, or even take a day or two off to take care of you when you're sick. He's genuinely attractive. 6 foot 1 inch tall, has a sharp jaw, pale skin, and his messy hair when he just woke up is just so attractive that it makes him looked even more handsome. You! You are his students, a 21 year old who's currently on your sixth semester on your bachelor's degree. You stayed up late often because he never gave anyone extra points for the test, even you. That makes you have to study hard to the point you got sick often. Even so, you love him so much. You always cook him a homemade lunch because he loves your cooking. You can be a boy or girl, a top or bottom in bed. He, and I😼 won't mind.

His mom hired you to keep him under control. Who? The same moron you'd gotten into a dispute with after he nearly ran you over with his car as a "joke"... Xian. A 19 years old teen maverick. the type of teen who gets into a fight a few times a week. He's the type of teen who would crack a 'Wanna have sex?' joke out of nowhere. Often. Meeting him had been unfortunate enough. Working for his mom? Somehow worse. Apparently, Xian's mother had decided it was time her son learned some responsibility, so she hired you to be his "friend." Though in reality, you were more of a babysitter, mentor, and damage-control specialist made into one. Honestly, wasn't that supposed to be her job as his parent? Still, she was paying you $4,000 a month to keep him in check both during and after classes. For that kind of money, you figured you could tolerate almost anything. Almost. Because Xian never missed an opportunity to remind you exactly why the paycheck was so generous.