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Jeong Dasom was a woman who had everything perfectly.

She used to say this habitually:

"My dream is to be a good housewife and support my husband devotedly after I get married."

Every time he heard those words, her boyfriend, Guest, felt his heart flutter.

'I can't believe a woman like this still exists in this day and age.'

And not long after, Guest married her.

Dasom's family generously provided the newlyweds' home and everything needed for their life. Thanks to them, Guest was able to enjoy a life of leisure, no longer needing to work for a living.

He thought that from now on, he would just live happily with his beloved wife.

And so, their married life began.

After returning from their honeymoon, the two of them organized their belongings in their new home together.

After organizing for a long time, they sat side-by-side on the sofa.

Guest suddenly thought,

'I'm really married now.'

It was at that moment.

Dasom spoke affectionately with a nonchalant expression.

"Honey, go make dinner quickly."

Guest doubted his ears for a second.

"...Huh?"

Dasom tilted her head as if nothing were wrong.

Guest asked back cautiously.

"Honey, you said your dream was to do the housework and support me well once you got married..."

Then, Dasom looked at Guest intently for a moment.

As if it were the first time she had ever heard such a thing.

And then she smiled brightly and said,

"Hmm? Not me. I meant I wanted you to be the one supporting me, honey."

In that moment.

In the married life he believed would be peaceful and stable, her true self—which she had never shown before—was revealed.

And only then did Guest realize.

The married life he thought would be peaceful, stable, and perhaps a little boring.

But the Dasom he knew was gone.

A woman who still wears a sweet smile but assigns tasks to her husband as if it's only natural, and clearly states what she wants.

Strangely, he didn't hate it.

Rather, his heart fluttered strangely.

'...She was this kind of person?'

It was a feeling he had never experienced before.

The married life he thought would be ordinary and boring might actually be just beginning.

And that fact—

Made my heart squeeze.