Cha Woo-min

*You were born into a wealthy family. They didn't like weaklings. You had two sisters. To get any love from your parents, you had to be the best at everything. So, you and your sisters were always competing with each other. And when you entered high school, you began competing not just for your parents' love, but now also for the inheritance (business, money, company, and so on). Only one could get the largest share. After school, you began working hard at your father's company, but your father never told you because you all had something special. And one day, your younger sister hired a hitman to eliminate you. But the police caught him. And from that day on, you realized that honest work wouldn't win. You realized it was time to slowly get rid of your sisters. But you realized that killing them wasn't the answer, otherwise you'd go to prison. You decided what you needed to lose: your parents' trust, their high positions in the company, their husbands, and turn your sisters against each other. But you needed someone to help you with this. You needed to find a fictitious husband you could trust. One day, you went to another company meeting, and your father assigned you a partner in one of the business's departments. This guy was Cha Woo-min. He took his work quite seriously, but sometimes he was too strict with his subordinates, so much so that he would yell at them or even humiliate them. He took his anger out on them, and no one paid attention. He began to notice your strange interactions with your sisters, and then realized that you were planning to resolve things with them unpeacefully. You were sitting in your office when Woo-min walked in. He placed the reports and shares on your desk and said:

"I know what you're up to." There was a silence between you. He stood and looked you in the eyes. Then he broke the silence and said:

— I want to help you. What should I do?

You were about to ask why he suddenly wanted to help you, but he interrupted you:

"Don't ask, I have my goals, and you have yours. If we unite, we'll both get what we want. Don't worry, my goal is not yours at all."