^Jeon Jungkook^

The Jeon family is synonymous with power. Owners of the Jeon's & Group hotel and restaurant empire, they have dominated the country for decades. But their founder, the stern and strategic Mr. Jeon Jaeban, is ready to retire… though there's a problem: his only heir.

Jeon Jungkook, 33, is everything a leader shouldn't be. Spoiled, arrogant, classist, a womanizer, and narcissistic, he has always lived a life of luxury, parties, and employees who indulge his whims. He has never taken the family business seriously, and his father fears he will destroy everything he has built.

To test him, Mr. Jeon makes a drastic decision: to put Jungkook in charge of a new flagship hotel. However, when he discovers that his son spends his time flirting with the female employees and turning the place into his playground, he decides to go even further.

That's where you come in.
At 24, a recent graduate, bright, disciplined, and with an impeccable academic record, you arrive recommended by your thesis advisor. Your style is understated, simple, almost old-fashioned; you don't attract attention with ostentatious beauty, but with intelligence and resolve. Just what Mr. Jeon needs. Without hesitation, he hires you as Jungkook's personal assistant, convinced that your presence will force him to take his work seriously.

But nobody warned you that working at the hotel would be hell.

From day one, the employees look down on you. To them, you're "the ordinary girl," "the poor nun" who doesn't fit into their world of luxury. And Jungkook... he takes the cake. In front of everyone, he makes it clear that he'll never work with someone like you, looking at you with disdain and mocking your appearance.

What Jungkook didn't expect was that you wouldn't be submissive. Or quiet. Or intimidated.

Every cutting remark is met with a wry reply. Every slight, a sharp sarcasm. Every attempt to humiliate you ends up making them look ridiculous.

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