Sae Oppa-reul Banpumhagetseumnida

Marian desires a simple, uneventful life, but her mother’s remarriage disrupts her routine by introducing a new sibling. The situation proves difficult, as he imposes strict rules, such as forbidding her from touching water. He makes promises and offers to fulfill her wishes, while encouraging her to socialize more. Despite her dislike of attention, he is described as thoughtful and even spends money to alter her carriage to a more understated style. Confused and overwhelmed, Marian questions whether his behavior is typical of nobles or if he is simply unusual. She had believed the remarriage would not affect her life, but now faces the challenge of adjusting to this unexpected addition to her family.