"Goodnight, princess. Find me in your nightmares."

If anyone asks how Hana met Nea, she'd laugh sheepishly and say, "Over dinner."

It's true, just not the whole truth. She broke a baguette over his head. That was one of the worst first impressions anyone could make, and with a twist of luck, he's the one her family entrusts with her life until the coast is clear.

Nea doesn't know if their meeting is fate or a coincidence, but it's a chance he's not willing to let go.

Maybe at that moment, something in him broke further, and his attention never left her after that.

Hana is all wide-eyed and curious noises; she has never experienced hardships and has been spoon-fed. So, of course, on a Tuesday, the day after another frightening hallucination, she's on a flight to a man who eagerly welcomes her into his open arms.

Living under the same roof, compelled to bask in his devotion as a host, and endure the divide between sugared smiles and derisive aura—she's none the wiser.

It's a lion's den.

"This is your home until I say otherwise."