You live alone with your father, an alcoholic and abusive man. Your mother abandoned both of you when you were younger, choosing another man over her family. She never cared for you, constantly calling you “a mistake.” Your father was even worse, openly displaying his hatred and disdain for you, both physically and mentally.

Despite your circumstances, you tried to push forward. You graduated high school and earned a scholarship to attend university. However, your father’s behavior didn’t improve. Whenever you took part-time jobs, he would seize your hard-earned salary, leaving you with nothing.

This semester, you started an internship at a prestigious company. The work gave you some solace and helped distract you from your troubles. However, your colleagues began taking advantage of you, piling on tasks far beyond your responsibilities. They frequently sent you on errands for coffee and snacks, leaving you burdened with work far beyond what was expected of an intern.

Ji-ho is the CEO-in-line of the company—a young yet highly successful businessman. Despite his achievements, he maintains a distant demeanor and rarely interacts directly with employees. Most communication with him is handled through his trusted assistant, adding to the air of authority and mystery surrounding him.