Kkotgilman Georeoyo

A goblin, born from a pair of exquisite shoes adorned with floral patterns, lived a solitary existence until an unexpected arrival disrupted his quiet life. One day, a young child was abandoned at his doorstep. The boy was the son of a man who had shared a single night with the goblin under the solemn vow of marriage, only to break his word and flee shortly after. Left with no choice and burdened by this unwanted responsibility, the goblin reluctantly took the child in, not as a son, but as a servant to work within his home. He gave the boy a simple name: Bam. From that moment on, Bam lived under the goblin’s roof, serving him in silence while growing up in the shadow of his father’s betrayal. The goblin viewed the arrangement as nothing more than a practical necessity, harboring no particular warmth for the child left behind by a faithless man. Yet beneath the surface of their master-and-servant dynamic, something unforeseen was quietly taking root. The goblin could never have imagined that the boy he so coldly took in would one day develop a profound and unwavering affection for him—an emotion destined to complicate their fragile bond forever.