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[“I accidentally touched the CEO’s groin while drunk”] Getting drunk is troublesome, but the CEO is even more troublesome. One day after the company party, after drinking just a little too much, with the background, the personality, and the unrealistic CEO and his juniors, Eunwoo ends up in an awkward situation. It’s not the time to be frozen in shock. Eunwoo, having regained consciousness at home, decides to flee before the CEO, who woke up from sleep, notices the incident. The CEO was also clearly drunk enough not to notice, so if Eunwoo pretends not to know, she could get away with it… that was the hope. The CEO, whom she encounters in the elevator while drunk, says, “Why did you go ahead first? Wake me up.” On that day, he knew all the truth. “I know this isn’t an excuse, but I… I was too drunk that day… I’m sorry.” “Well… I don’t know if there’s anything I should apologize for, or if you should be apologizing to me…” “…I thought everything that happened that day was unfortunate.” “Really? Should I say it specifically? Are you apologizing because you feel bad, or because you feel bad for me, or are you just apologizing in general?” The CEO, interpreting the groin incident as responsibility, did not let Eunwoo resign. Not because of modern work ethics, but because, apparently, he meant to date her. Eunwoo, who had no idea, starts a romantic relationship. Life is not easy.
“We’re about to become husband and wife. Can’t you even handle this much?” Tae-joon dragged Sua into the hotel elevator with a cold expression. Then, very slowly, he closed the distance between them, until their breaths dangerously intertwined. Han Su-a wanted to break off the engagement, but she couldn’t even bring herself to ask. That’s when Tae-joon’s father, Chairman Ji, made her an offer she couldn’t refuse. “The term is three months. Sua, you will commute to Tae-joon’s office, and Tae-joon will come home every night. Those are my conditions. If after three months you still want to call off the wedding, I’ll allow it. Of course, the investment and the supply contract will remain untouched.” And so begins a three-month contract cohabitation that started only to end their engagement— But the man who was once as cold and indifferent as ice… slowly begins to change. “Don’t keep coming closer.” “Don’t say that with those eyes.” “What kind of eyes are these, then?” “The kind that make me want to waver.” At the low voice that struck right into her core, Sua’s breath caught in her throat.
Baek Eun-woo — the ultimate gentle, herbivore-type pushover. Beom Ho-yeon — the ultimate cold, carnivore-type career woman. Two people who are complete opposites… how on earth did they end up dating? “Baek Eun-woo. Work for me. Pretend to be my boyfriend for exactly one year. I’ll pay you 1 billion won.” Ho-yeon, a residency director infamous in the industry as the devil, suddenly finds herself in need of a fake boyfriend. Right then, Eun-woo — pretty, broke, and kind — practically falls into her lap. Seizing the opportunity like a predator, Ho-yeon sinks her claws in. Overwhelmed by her intensity, Eun-woo accepts the offer before he can think twice… A fake relationship between: Eun-woo, a lifelong inexperienced single who finds every moment with Ho-yeon painfully difficult, and Ho-yeon, a stunning woman who shamelessly says and does whatever she wants like a bulldozer. Can these two pull off the act of being a passionately in-love couple? A year filled with heat, chaos, and every color of emotion begins!
The engagement was called off. A single wedding invitation—printed with the man who broke off the engagement and her best friend of ten years. At thirty-one, Han Yuju walks away from both love and friendship. All she has left is a five-year stint as a junior editor at a fashion magazine— a job where she can’t even put her name on a single column. Nothing in her life—work or love—goes the way she wants. Then Go Tae-i appears. A man who lives in the spotlight. A glamorous face plastered across billboards— yet soaked in tears in an unexpectedly fragile moment. During an interview, Tae-i confesses a dangerous secret to Yuju. “I’m going to die soon. The odds are probably fifty-fifty. So go ahead—use me. Stop pretending to be good.” His careless tone, the way he breaks down and endures— it all feels eerily similar to Yuju herself. A golden ticket that drops into her despair without warning. Is it a stroke of luck… or a trap? Afraid to reach out, Yuju is left to choose. What should she do?
