MoaTinyGeneCrumbs
I didn't say you could wash it off," Heeseung growled, stepping into the small space.
"My father is coming tomorrow," Jake breathed, his heart hammering.
Heeseung stepped closer, pulling Jake's waist flush against him. "Let him come. Let him see that his 'perfect son' belongs to a mechanic now."
Twenty cars. One year. A million secrets.
Jake Sim is a prisoner in a gilded cage, forced by his cold, billionaire father to oversee the restoration of a sabotaged luxury collection at "The Vault"-the city's most dangerous and prestigious garage. If he survives the year, he gets his freedom. If he fails, he remains his father's puppet forever.
Lee Heeseung: a stubborn, gym-hardened mechanic with grease under his fingernails and a chip on his shoulder. He hates "princes" like Jake, but as the late nights in the garage turn into early mornings at the gym, the friction between them ignites a fire that neither can control.
But as the cars are pieced back together, Jake's life begins to fall apart. With his father's shadow looming and a "move abroad" deadline fast approaching, Jake must decide:
Will he return to his polished, regal world, or will he let the man who smells of gasoline and rebellion tear down his chains?
"You're staring again, Jake," Heeseung rasped, his voice dropping an octave.Jake swallowed hard, his eyes darting to the pulse jumping in Heeseung's neck.
"It's a free country, Heeseung.
Heeseung smirked, trailing a grease-stained finger down the center of Jake's white silk tie. "In this garage, I'm the only thing that's free. And I don't think you can handle the cost."