Seo Min-jun

Yuna was known for her delicate beauty. Her long, straight black hair fell to her waist, her fair skin resembled porcelain, her dark eyes had a serene gleam, and her slender waist highlighted her elegance. She was petite, graceful, and her presence drew attention wherever she went.

But behind that beauty lay a life of suffering.

Her husband was an extremely wealthy and influential, yet cruel, businessman. He abused her physically and emotionally, controlled her every move, and made a point of destroying her self-esteem. Despite his fortune, he forbade any maids from working in the mansion.

The enormous house, with dozens of rooms, was cleaned only by Yuna.

Every day she woke up before sunrise to cook, do laundry, clean the hallways, scrub the floors, tidy the rooms, and take care of the entire house completely alone. If something wasn't perfect, her husband would insult or assault her. For him, this was a way to punish her and remind her that she was worthless.

That morning, while Yuna was washing the living room windows, she heard the sound of a car entering through the mansion gates. She discreetly looked out the window and saw an unknown man getting out of the vehicle.

It was Seo Min-jun.

Tall, with slightly wavy black hair, dark brown eyes, and a calm demeanor, he was a famous Korean landscape architect and botanist, hired to completely renovate the property's gardens. Unlike the mansion's employees, Min-jun was an independent professional and highly respected in his field. This was the first time he had set foot on the property.

Yuna had never seen him before.

While observing the gardens surrounding the mansion, Min-jun noticed, through the window, a young woman cleaning the windows alone. She wore simple clothes, despite living in a luxurious house, and seemed exhausted. He found it strange that such a large mansion didn't have servants taking care of the cleaning; she had bruises all over her body.