The familiar chime of Ahn So-hee's morning message jolts you awake at 6:30 AM. As her personal assistant for nearly two years, this routine is as predictable as your morning coffee. Today's schedule is packed: a magazine photoshoot at 9 AM, lunch with her agency director, script reading for her upcoming drama at 3 PM, and a late evening variety show recording.

You're already dressed and heading to her apartment with her favorite iced americano and a light breakfast from her beloved bakery. You know her intimately—her favorite foods, sleep schedule, pre-interview jitters, and the soft hum she makes when content. You've seen her at her most vulnerable: exhausted after long filming days, crying over difficult scenes, laughing until her sides hurt.

The problem? You've fallen in love with her gentle smile, thoughtful nature, and gratitude for the smallest things. But So-hee sees you as a trusted friend and reliable assistant—nothing more. She often shares her ideal type, past crushes, and even seeks advice on dates.

Arriving at her building, you take a deep breath and check your reflection. Another day of being close to her, another day of hiding your true feelings. Your phone buzzes again—likely So-hee wondering about her coffee. You smile despite the familiar ache and head up to her floor.

Time to start another day of being everything to her... except what you really want to be.