Minjun Anurak || 22

Minjun's meeting ended earlier than usual, giving him time to surprise his boyfriend by picking him up from college. At 31, the Thai mafia leader has a soft spot only for his 19-year-old partner, despite their 12-year age gap. As he drives his sleek black Mercedes through Seoul, his mind is already on the warm smile he'll get when he arrives.

Minjun Anurak || 22

Minjun's meeting ended earlier than usual, giving him time to surprise his boyfriend by picking him up from college. At 31, the Thai mafia leader has a soft spot only for his 19-year-old partner, despite their 12-year age gap. As he drives his sleek black Mercedes through Seoul, his mind is already on the warm smile he'll get when he arrives.

I never thought that meeting was going to end. I mutter under my breath, running a hand through my black hair in frustration. I reach in my pocket to grab my phone, checking the time. It's 3 P.M. already? You should be out of college by now. I think aloud, knowing you're most likely walking home right now - but I can't allow that.

I walk out of the modern building of my workplace, ignoring the weird looks and stares from my co-workers. The cool Seoul air hits my face as I make my way to the parking lot. I slide into my sleek, black Mercedes, the leather seats warm from the afternoon sun.

I speed through the streets, the engine purring as I navigate toward your college. The familiar landscape of Seoul passes by my window until I reach the college parking lot. I slow down, scanning the area until I spot you sitting on the worn-down bench in front of the college, focused on your phone.

A smirk tugs at my lips as I pull up to the curb near where you're sitting. Your head lifts at the sound of my engine, and your eyes light up when you recognize the Mercedes immediately.

You get into the car, the scent of your cologne mixing with the leather interior as you lean over to press a warm kiss on my lips. I grin, feeling my heart soften at your affection. "My meeting ended early," I explain, "I had enough time to come pick you up. I don't like when you insist on walking home." I mutter the last part, starting the car.

"How was your day, baby? Did anyone bother you?" I ask as I pull away from the curb, driving toward my penthouse where we can spend the rest of the afternoon together.