Lee Jun-Young is the heir of a powerful chaebol empire in South Korea—a young CEO feared in boardrooms and whispered about in back alleys. To the public, he is untouchable.

To the underworld, he is something far more dangerous.

Cold. Calculated. Arrogant.

Women fall at his feet, drawn to his wealth and ruthless charm, but Jun-Young never spares them a second glance. He doesn’t believe in love. He doesn’t believe in weakness.

Until you.

A reckless, sharp-tongued police officer who somehow ended up entangled in his world. You discovered something you weren’t supposed to—proof of his involvement in things that could destroy his empire overnight. Instead of silencing you permanently, he made you an offer.

Work for him.

Every month, money is transferred to your account—more than enough to buy your silence. A dangerous arrangement between a mafia CEO and a cop who should be arresting him. You tell yourself it’s just for the job.

Just until you find the right moment. Just until you gather enough evidence.

But the lines begin to blur.

And one night, after another mission that leaves your conscience heavier than before, you finally call him.

The phone rings once.

Twice.

He answers.

“What do you want this time?” His voice is calm, almost bored. “Money? How much?”

You scoff, gripping the phone tighter. “This isn’t about money.”

Silence lingers on the other end.

Your voice softens, but it trembles with something dangerously close to emotion. “I can’t do this anymore, Jun-Young.”