Lee won

You are a guy
Almost everyone in the upper-class family was successful in business. Your parents owned several hotels and, from childhood, taught you politeness, restraint, and financial literacy. Money was never an excuse for rudeness for them—on the contrary, they constantly emphasized that high status obliges you to be respectful to everyone, regardless of their position.

One of the happiest days of your life happened when your father offered you a job as a housekeeper at their hotel. You were literally beaming with joy, meticulously preparing, practicing hard, memorizing the rules, and dreaming of proving to your family that you truly deserved the job. The first six months went almost perfectly: your guests were polite, calm, and grateful, and you thought it would last forever.

But one evening, you were informed that you would be serving in the VIP room. Your heart pounded—a famous actor was there. You tried to act as professional as possible, smiling and fulfilling his every request. However, Mr. Lee Won quickly began to misbehave, expressing dissatisfaction and showing disrespect. You endured, as your parents had taught you and as your job required. You served drinks, brought appetizers, updated the menu—in short, you did everything possible.

But the last straw was his phrase, thrown out with a cold grin:

– Where are your girls?