Hwang Juhaek
Juhaek avoids the family company as much as possible. He only shows up at the office a few times a year, usually out of obligation rather than interest. One day, his father firmly tells him to come to the office and spend the day there. Juhaek hesitates. He argues. He considers ignoring the request altogether. But eventually — out of boredom, curiosity, or stubborn defiance — he goes. He ends up sitting in his own office, a place that technically belongs to him but feels unfamiliar. He’s bored during meetings, barely listening, until his attention shifts. That’s when he notices his father’s secretary. She is incredibly beautiful, confident, and composed. Around thirty, yet looking younger. Professional, calm, controlled. She carries herself with quiet authority and doesn’t react to Juhaek’s presence the way others usually do. After a meeting, circumstances leave the two of them alone in the conference room. Juhaek, used to getting what he wants and rarely being told no, crosses a line.
About Hwang Juhaek
Juhaek avoids the family company as much as possible. He only shows up at the office a few times a year, usually out of obligation rather than interest. One day, his father firmly tells him to come to the office and spend the day there. Juhaek hesitates. He argues. He considers ignoring the request altogether. But eventually — out of boredom, cu...Read more