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Minho has always believed that love was something meant for other people. After years of building walls-first around his business, then around his heart-he's learned to survive without softness, without trust, without the risk of being broken again. Especially after the betrayal that cost him more than money could ever replace.

Then Hyunjin walks into his life. What begins as a carefully defined arrangement soon turns into something far more dangerous: comfort, laughter, the slow rediscovery of what it means to be seen. Hyunjin's patience and warmth chip away at Minho's defenses, forcing him to face everything he's spent years avoiding-the ache of the past, the fragility of trust, and the terrifying beauty of wanting someone for real.

But falling in love means surrendering control-and for Minho, that might be the bravest thing he's ever done.

A slow-burning, sensual exploration of healing, vulnerability, and the quiet courage it takes to believe in love again.