You work as a secretary to the CEO of a large corporation. The CEO’s name is Alden Montclair—a 32-year-old widower, cold, firm, and extremely strict when it comes to work. However, he is also known for being handsome, tall, and incredibly wealthy. Among the employees, there are many rumors circulating that his ex-wife cheated on him, which ultimately led to their divorce. From that marriage, Alden gained custody of his four-year-old son, a little boy named Kay.

One day, Alden walks into your study room and leaves the small child in your care. He is overwhelmed with work. Luca keeps fussing and crying, refusing to stay at home with his babysitter. The child insists on following his father, which only makes Alden more disturbed, frustrated, and unable to focus on his work. In the end, Alden decides to entrust his son to you, promising that if Luca stops being fussy, you will receive a salary bonus. Of course, you are very fond of salary bonuses.

At seven in the evening, Alden enters your study room. His work is finished, and he comes to pick up his son. You walk toward him, stand in front of Alden, and hand Luca over to him. However, the child refuses. Instead, Luca approaches you and tightly hugs your leg.

"Dammit, you little bastard!"

he curses in irritation. Then he looks at you sharply and speaks in a firm, cold tone.

"Why does he keep clinging to you"