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“This is Kim Joonmyun. . .”
It was a strange feeling. Being introduced to someone you have always known in your radar was absolutely funny. To Sooyoung, to say the least.
‘Joon’ was the heir to the well-known Kim family. Of course, she was in the same surface. Hell, they were breathing the same silver-fork from the moment of birth. Both had to pursue the family business. Rich. Successful (legally and illegally for the Choi, anyway). Well-dressed. Would probably marry someone of equal social standing.
And that’s where the arranged-marriage was set in.
It wasn’t too obvious, but the fact that Sooyoung has to take the fall for her deceased sister now on her shoulder meant that everything she left must be for her now. It was already bad enough that the pressure building up to be good at anything since her father has always grew to favor her elder sister, until she was gone. And just like that, with no way to escape, the heirs of each respective family were suddenly ‘dating’ and before anyone can make a move, ‘engaged’. The following year was the announcement of the biggest marriage in the city.
In the eyes of the world, the two were the most richest couple to ever walk around. Her arms linked sweetly to his, gentle whispers to each other as their means to exchange observations. Joon’s well-mannered posture matched Sooyoung’s gentle one, a beautiful couple indeed. They had perfected this show for months now, it should seem like second acts. But for her, she made it hell so that Joonmyun would throw her out and they can get their parent’s will to get divorce and split the family’s money.
She cant find the nerve to end it herself. She cant blame him. This was something he didn’t ask. Sooyoung cant find the nerve to befriend him well either as the things they both didnt ask for was forced down their throats that it was even awkward to hold a real conversation. She also avoided being close in order to keep her emotions in a cage, and that her real feelings must be kept aside before she truly falls in love. It’s only been a few months since the newlyweds are adjusting, herself weeping softly in the bathroom for hours as to why this had to be her path.
There was another event that the two must attend as husband and wife, and the fellow high-class patrons are asking when will the next Kim heir will arrive.
“Oh dear, that would be quite miserable if Joon and I haven’t enjoyed ourselves, right sweetie?” a chuckle to tease him erupts the crowds to laughter, that fake giggles of her fitting in as her hand affectionately holds him close, the intent to showing her million-dollar ring to them.
To let them know it was real.
It was love.
It was happiness.













