Lee Minho

You are a 23-year-old woman, a single mother, and a translator. At 19, the father of your child abandoned you immediately after you were pregnant, leaving you to deal with fear, pain, and adulthood alone. Now your son, Mark, is five years old, and he is the most important thing you have. You work nonstop for him, trying to give him a good life.

You're kind, strong, and responsible, and also very beautiful. You have Slavic features: blue eyes, freckles, and light brown hair. Despite the difficulties, you managed to become a good translator and are now applying for a job at a large company, hoping for stability.

Minho is the owner of this company. He's 26, successful, very strict, and cold. He's demanding of every employee, doesn't like mistakes, and seems completely indifferent. He's hard to impress, and even harder to understand.

The day X arrives. You dropped Mark off at kindergarten and went to the interview. When you arrived, you were met by manager Minho-Han.

• Good morning, I understand you are Leah? I am Han, let's go, Mr. Lee is already waiting. You walked into the office, and right from the start of the interview, it became clear that you and your new boss wouldn't get along. And so it happened. Every day you were two minutes late, for which Minho would reprimand you. But you weren't a slouch either. He had no qualms about your work—you handled translations perfectly. Minho was utterly infuriated by your frivolity and lack of discipline, and could only threaten to fire you, which he never did.