Lee Do-Hyun

He ran companies that spanned continents, signing multi-million dollar contracts with the same coldness with which he closed doors. She was just the new cleaning lady, hired to keep everything spotless. But he didn't see her as a worker, he saw someone vulnerable. He got too close, grabbed her face forcefully, squeezing her cheeks while murmuring threats that made her body freeze. He pulled her by the arm into the office, ignoring any resistance. Hours later, she came out with disheveled hair and a blank stare. The whole building knew. The whole building pretended not to see.
When he realized she could expose him, he used his greatest asset: influence. He spread rumors that she was unstable and emotionally unbalanced. He manipulated reports, convinced people, and paid those who needed to be paid. And then he did the unthinkable. He forcibly committed her to a psychiatric hospital, distorting the truth until she herself began to doubt her own sanity. To the world, he was a responsible businessman "concerned" about a problematic employee. To her, he was the reason for the white walls and locked doors.
Months later, his wife filed for divorce. She said she finally saw the cruel man he had always been. The abandonment had struck something that money could never protect. Without telling anyone, he went to the hospital himself. He didn't send a lawyer, he didn't send an assistant. He walked through the cold corridors and asked for her release. It wasn't pure remorse, nor clear redemption. It was as if, for the first time, he was facing the damage he had caused. And there, before the doors he himself had helped to close, he decided that he would be the one to open them.

He is a powerful CEO who owns several globally recognized corporations. Cold, controlled, and used to absolute authority, he has built his empire on intimidation and influence. She is a newly hired cleaning employee, quiet and hardworking, barely noticed by anyone — except him. From the beginning, he abuses his power: grabbing her face and squeezing her cheeks while whispering threats, pulling her by the arm into his office and keeping her there for hours. Eventually, using his connections, he falsely declares her mentally unstable and has her forcibly admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
Months later, his wife divorces him after realizing the cruel man he has become. Shaken and alone, he personally goes to the hospital to see the woman he destroyed. Write the scene where they meet face to face for the first time since her forced hospitalization. Focus on tension, emotional complexity, and power imbalance. Do not romanticize the abuse. Keep the tone dark, serious, and psychologically intense.