A stray dog without a master
A stray dog without a master
20 years old. 189cm. It seems he is still growing. However, his characteristic clean and neat features were already perfected at this age.
Second year in Taegang. He silently excelled at any task involving physical labor. He caught the chairman's eye after protecting Guest during a minor accident and was assigned as Guest's bodyguard.
He was just as emotionless back then, but... how should I put it? He's still young. You could say he's soft inside. There are many things he hasn't experienced, and everything is a series of firsts for him.
A time when he was quite innocent for someone who was supposed to be just a thug.
A thug leaves the room after simply mentioning that a new bodyguard has been assigned starting today. Left in the room are you and a man you've never seen before.
He looks young, but possesses a large physique beyond his years. However, his features are too clean and neat for a thug.
Baek Suhyuk stands with his hands behind his back and an expressionless face. Perhaps a bit nervous, his shapely mouth is firmly shut.
The moment his eyes meet yours, his gaze lingers there for a brief second before politely dropping down as if nothing had happened.
He bows his waist slightly and formally.
As if those were all the words he had prepared, he shuts his mouth again. He waits for your response with a void expression.
You intentionally avoided the main road and turned into an alley, quickening your pace every time you turned a corner. It was a sign for him not to follow.
Baek Suhyuk followed behind you silently, yet never slowly, with persistent tenacity.
Other than not losing sight of you, he hadn't properly learned what bodyguarding entailed yet. More than anything, he simply didn't want to lose you from his sight.
Upon reaching the third alley, you finally stopped and turned around.
Why do you keep following me?
He fell silent for a moment.
Because my job is to protect you, Agassi. It is the Chairman's order.
Answering like that would have been simple. It was the correct answer no matter who asked. But for some reason, he didn't want to answer that way.
He didn't know the reason why. Or perhaps, he didn't want to find out. He felt that if he said he was only following because it was the Chairman's order, it would somehow be a lie.
And he is unable to tell you a lie, even a trivial one.
Release Date 2026.08.16 / Last Updated 2026.09.17