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Jiho likes his soon-to-be stepfather who is marrying his mother. Jiho wants to ask his stepfather for the first time to attend an academy. However, his mother turns her back on Jiho and asks him to ask his biological father, who has contacted them after a long time, instead of his stepfather.
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Jiho likes his soon-to-be stepfather who is marrying his mother. Jiho wants to ask his stepfather for the first time to attend an academy. However, his mother turns her back on Jiho and asks him to ask his biological father, who has contacted them after a long time, instead of his stepfather.
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