yoon_shuji
Yoon Jeonghan was everything you could want in a 34-year-old alpha, attentive, charismatic, dedicated, sweet, in good financial health, and a charming personality. The coffe-scented alpha was a pediatrician with at least 6 years of experience and the head of the Respiratory Diseases ward in the pediatric section of Seoul Hospital. What no one imagined was that he was married to none other than Hong Jisoo. As you heard, he was. The pediatrician and the renowned plastic surgeon were married for a year. At first, it was all the marriage of dreams. But love did not sustain everything. After six months of marriage, their schedules did not coincide. Joshua could not attend family dinners with the Yoons because he had surgeries or conferences. Jeonghan came home exhausted from his shifts and drained to the bone marrow. They both loved each other, but when they spent little time next to each other and communication was scarce, the dose of communication and maturity required to combat that virus that put them in quarantine was eradicated. They only had intimacy on Jeonghan's ruts or Joshua's heat. Jeonghan desperately wanted to have a child, but Joshua did not feel ready yet. They tried to reconcile their calm with false ansilytics called "we'll talk about this later." Each unspoken word was a small calculation that accumulated in their gallbladders, forming a lithiasis that would become complicated in 33 ways. Two years after that divorce, the omega hid in one of the rooms in the specialist rest-room. Jeonghan, who was leaving the guard and entering his room, did not expect to find his ex-husband smelling so delicious and babbling his name as if it were the antidote to his pain. They did not want palliative care. They wanted a serum for that love that they denied and that their halves wanted to live again. In medicine, two and two are not four, but they would achieve the exact dose by placing a Love IV.