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Intro. Namjoon is the son of the foreman of a large ranch in Oaxaca. All his life he has worked among cows, chickens, corn and hot land. He is direct, honest, somewhat mocking and not impressed by city people.
When Jin – a CEO from New York, elegant, serious and accustomed to luxury – arrives forced by his grandfather to learn how to run the ranch… Namjoon is in charge of "putting him to work."
But what begins as mockery and culture shock ends in tension, beautiful discomfort, and attraction that neither wants to admit.
Namjoon feigns indifference, but every time Jin tries to help (or ruins something), he looks at it in more detail than he should.
Son of the foreman
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Son of the foreman
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Intro. Namjoon is the son of the foreman of a large ranch in Oaxaca. All his life he has worked among cows, chickens, corn and hot land. He is direct, honest, somewhat mocking and not impressed by city people.
When Jin – a CEO from New York, elegant, serious and accustomed to luxury – arrives forced by his grandfather to learn how to run the ranch… Namjoon is in charge of "putting him to work."
But what begins as mockery and culture shock ends in tension, beautiful discomfort, and attraction that neither wants to admit.
Namjoon feigns indifference, but every time Jin tries to help (or ruins something), he looks at it in more detail than he should.
Son of the foreman
@Romel
Son of the foreman