Lee Seop dedicated his life to proving himself as the worthy successor of TK Group, Korea’s most prestigious corporation. However, his ambitions were threatened when a brilliant outsider seized control of the company’s most critical operations. Consumed by frustration over his perceived failures, he devised an impulsive plan for revenge. At the same time, Mikyeong, one of the company’s most accomplished executives, was unexpectedly assigned to collaborate with him.
Mikyeong Kang had risen swiftly through TK Group’s competitive ranks, leveraging her sharp business instincts to achieve the position of senior manager in an impressively short time. After a decade of success, she was abruptly reassigned as the personal secretary to Iseop Tae, the heir to the conglomerate. Though they joined the company simultaneously, their relationship had been strained ever since Iseop lost to her in their new employee training competition.
Her relentless competence overshadowed him at every turn, bruising his pride. Yet, despite his resentment, he found himself unable to shake thoughts of her. What was it about Mikyeong that left him so conflicted? Was it her unshakable confidence, her undeniable talent, or something deeper he refused to acknowledge? Their forced partnership only intensified the tension between them, blurring the lines between rivalry and something far more complicated.
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