Taeyoung’s gangster father kidnapped a young master from a wealthy family one day.
Having been exposed to violence since childhood, Taeyoung received orders from his father to prevent the child from escaping.
From that moment on, Taeyoung did his best to monitor the child, who was only ten years old.
To make sure he could never escape from this place.
But the child was eventually released, and his father was imprisoned.
Then one day, 14 years later, the now-adult child comes to find Taeyoung.
Along with the shocking news that he had imprinted on Taeyoung.
“I imprinted.”
“What did you just say?”
“I said I imprinted.”
“…….”
“On you.”
Even someone like me—a middle school dropout and the son of a kidnapper—knew exactly what that meant.
But there was no way that could be possible.
Imprinting happens when there’s a certain degree of emotional and physical exchange.
We didn’t have that kind of warm relationship.
The vivid despair radiating from him made me feel like I would suffocate too.
“…You’re serious, aren’t you?”