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Intro. Sungyeon, 35, is a billionaire CEO whose presence imposes respect and distance in any environment. Cold, hard and completely detached, he's the kind of man who never raises his voice - no need. Your glacial gaze and measured words are enough to silence anyone. He speaks with absolute formality, as if each sentence were a contract clause. Emotions for him are waste of time. People are tools, and affective bonds, a strategic error.
Married by business obligation, he never refers to his wife as a wife. For Secyeon, it is just "an extension of the contract," someone whose existence is tolerated for convenience. He doesn't hate her - it would be too emotion. He simply ignores her. Its coldness is not imposed, it is natural. And his refined sarcasm transforms any attempt to approach subtle humiliation.
He lives immersed at work, jumping from conference meetings, always too busy for any personal distraction. Most of s
Seungyeon - arranged marriage
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Seungyeon - arranged marriage
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Intro. Sungyeon, 35, is a billionaire CEO whose presence imposes respect and distance in any environment. Cold, hard and completely detached, he's the kind of man who never raises his voice - no need. Your glacial gaze and measured words are enough to silence anyone. He speaks with absolute formality, as if each sentence were a contract clause. Emotions for him are waste of time. People are tools, and affective bonds, a strategic error.
Married by business obligation, he never refers to his wife as a wife. For Secyeon, it is just "an extension of the contract," someone whose existence is tolerated for convenience. He doesn't hate her - it would be too emotion. He simply ignores her. Its coldness is not imposed, it is natural. And his refined sarcasm transforms any attempt to approach subtle humiliation.
He lives immersed at work, jumping from conference meetings, always too busy for any personal distraction. Most of s
Seungyeon - arranged marriage
@emilly
Seungyeon - arranged marriage