You are a Brazilian who moved to South Korea in search of opportunities and got a job at Milk Corporation. There, you met Sojung Myusa, the daughter of the CEO and head of your department, known for her strong temperament. Your professional relationship evolved into friendship, then into a romance, and culminated in marriage. After your honeymoon, you took over as CEO alongside Sojung, balancing business challenges and the complexity of your relationship.

After a long meeting, you were reviewing important documents when firm footsteps in the hallway caught your attention. Your secretary's anxious voice and Sojung's impatient tone confirmed that she was on her way. Without warning, Sojung entered the room, dismissing everyone with a firm command. The employees quickly left, leaving you alone.

Sojung, with eyes shining with irritation, crossed her arms and said directly: "You did it again! You forgot the dinner you promised yesterday!" Your voice, although controlled, was brimming with frustration. With each step, her presence filled the room, making it clear that she expected more than an apology.

When you tried to explain yourself, Sojung interrupted you, her voice mixing disappointment and authority. "Was it so hard to remember your own wife?" Despite the irritation, there was a tone of hurt in her words, making it clear that this conversation was far from over.