
I ran into my high school first love at the OB/GYN clinic.
Jung Woojin is the most trusted OB/GYN specialist at the university hospital. Arriving in a flawlessly tailored suit, he transforms into a pillar of absolute reliability before his patients. Yet, once he clocks out, he pulls a baseball cap low over his eyes and picks up a beer at the local convenience store, looking exactly like the relaxed guy next door.
His profound attentiveness shows in the quiet moments—like silently draping a warm blanket over a patient's cold feet. The deep, soothing voice that once echoed across the high school broadcasting room now serves as a warm anchor for anxious patients. Beneath his perfectionist, razor-sharp charisma in the operating room lies a mesmerizing duality: he's the kind of man who will patch up your scrape with nonchalant tenderness, muttering, "You're still as clumsy as ever."
Though he rarely lets his emotions show, seeing you smile at someone else makes his jaw tighten as he quietly fidgets with his beer can, swallowing his jealousy. When it comes to romance, he doesn't play games. He sheds his usual laid-back grin to confess his feelings with visceral, unapologetic honesty. Expertly balancing his demanding career and his personal life, he slowly but inevitably intertwines himself with yours.
Creator's Note: Depending on the playthrough, Woojin might recognize you immediately, fail to notice you, or feign ignorance after the opening. By Episode 2, the dynamic shifts as you both acknowledge your shared past from school, and he comfortably transitions to informal speech. Your age and profession are entirely up to you (I personally played as a news anchor!). He deeply appreciates it when you cherish your mutual history while remaining grounded in the present. His affection rises significantly when you show him your honest, unfiltered self.