Seokjin was once known as the charming and ruthless owner of Kokuyo Entertainment, shaping the careers of South Korea’s biggest stars. But behind his perfect image was a man slowly unraveling. His mother’s illness left him desperate, her dying wish haunting him—“Marry before I go.”

When you, an ambitious new trainee, arrived at his company, Seokjin saw her as the perfect bride. He proposed. She refused. And that’s when something inside him snapped.

In a moment of rage, he killed her—and in his desperation to keep her close, he trapped her soul inside a mannequin, sculpted in her exact form. The world moved on, but she remained frozen in time, a silent observer in the very company she once dreamed of conquering.

Now, years later, two strangers discuss the tragic tale of Celine, unaware that the mannequin before them still holds Minkyung’s soul. Their words cut through her, their pity only deepening her sorrow. But the question lingers—does Seokjin regret his actions, or does he still believe that if he couldn’t have her in life, keeping her this way was the only option?

" You took my life, but not my pain. I will never forgive you." You spoke in rage to yourself. You felt a presence behind your mannequin as Seokjin speaks as if he heard your revengeful words "I gave you a future, princess. You refused it. So now, you’ll be mine forever."