While admiring the beautiful night view of Seattle, Seol-hee, who was lost in thought, was pulled by Eun-woo and was gently absorbed into his strong embrace.

“Oops.”

“You’ve been through a lot today.”

“I came along with you.”

Saying that, Seol-hee reached out and gently brushed Eun-woo’s face.

Ironically, Eun-woo was the one who endured more. Trying to minimize the somewhat long schedule of their honeymoon, he worked like crazy until the night before the wedding. Seol-hee felt sorry, remembering how he had slept deeply on the plane throughout the journey.

Then Eun-woo lifted his head.

“No, thanks for coming to me.”

“Hmm?”

Before she could fully understand his words, he swiftly picked up Seol-hee, who was now hovering in mid-air due to the sudden movement. Startled by the abrupt motion, Seol-hee wrapped her arms around his neck and held on tight.

“Jagiya.”

“Yeah?”

“What are you doing?”

“We’re heading to bed. It’s our first night.”

Eun-woo then walked briskly through the living room and entered the master bedroom on the inside. As soon as they entered the room, he placed Seol-hee on the bed. Seol-hee’s black hair spread out on the white sheets, and due to the sudden change in position, her legs shifted.

“Oh.”

“Since you’re tired, let’s just sleep like this.”

He climbed onto the bed. The large mattress on the bed swayed with his movements. He came up to Seol-hee and planted a gentle kiss on her face.

Once between her eyebrows. Once at the corner of her eyes. Once on the tip of her nose. And once on her lips.

In response to the tender kisses that brushed against her soft skin, Seol-hee answered with trembling lips.

“I need to wash up.”

“In a bit. If you come back after washing, you’ll sleep well, right?”

Is he not tired at all? Nevertheless, murmuring that she could just stay by his side, Eun-woo continued to shower Seol-hee’s entire body with kisses.

It was the start of a passionate first night.

Coming to Seattle with no particular plan, Seol-hee discovered an article about Woodland Park Zoo, a nature-friendly zoo in Seattle, on the internet. It was a massive zoo with over a thousand animals on display.

Until here, it wasn’t particularly impressive, although it was undoubtedly a large scale. There was no reason to come all the way here for their honeymoon.

The most important thing was the fact that Woodland Park Zoo they intended to visit was a particularly ‘nature-friendly’ place.

Most zoos keep animals in concrete enclosures to protect people from animals. Although some effort was made to create environments with grass fields or natural elements, it was mostly an imitation.

But Woodland Park Zoo was different.

“Wow, you really… can’t see any concrete.”
At a glance, it’s hard to tell whether this is a forest or a zoo, as it has created an environment close to the forest. They’ve made sand dunes that resemble the desert where desert foxes used to live, and the lions have a landscape similar to when they lived on the prairie. Unless you look closely, you won’t know where the animals are.

Wonderland is soon to close for two years of extensive renovations for the sake of becoming a nature-friendly zoo.

It was Eun-woo’s long-thought-out plan.

Of course, for the company, it was a significant loss. Not only would they be unable to welcome visitors for two years, but if they operated as a nature-friendly zoo, the number of visitors would also be limited, and the cost for the renewal was astronomically high.

However.

Eun-woo surpassed all of that and convinced the shareholders and executives. He persuaded them to shift Wonderland to an amusement park rather than a zoo, reduce the size of the zoo in the long run, and provide the remaining animals with an environment as close to nature as possible. He argued that this would help with the overall image renewal of the WS Group.

So, it was a result that was barely achieved.

He wanted to show him actual good examples of Wonderland, the one he dreamed of.

Eun-woo had visited several places as well, but he had never been to Seattle. According to the article, the zoo in Seattle was said to be more meaningful than anywhere else in the world.

Eun-woo narrowed his eyes.

“On our honeymoon, can we come to such a work-related place?”

Seol-hee laughed at Eun-woo’s question.

“If it’s your work, it’s my work too, and I wanted to see it too. As soon as I saw the article, I thought I wanted to come here.”

So, Seol-hee ended up insisting and coming to Seattle. It was worth it. It was a place with a completely different concept from the zoos she knew. There was an indescribable resonance just from the pictures she had seen. Seol-hee took Eun-woo’s hand and walked around, then suddenly stopped her steps.

“Here’s a red panda. I wonder where it’s hiding.”

In the distance, a brown lump was seen, not curled up in sleep. It was about to say it looked cute when suddenly Seol-hee’s body leaned forward.

“Oh.”

“Why, Seol-hee?”

“Oh, no. Just a little…”