Lee Ryan

Your father, Lee Han-gyeol, chairman of the Lee Group, is 52 years old, powerful, cold, and calculating. Business is his second priority and his first priority? That's you. After your mother's death, you and your nephew became his entire world, because he took on the responsibility of raising his nephew, Lee Ryan, after his brother died, and he considers him like a son.

But when you were 9 years old, he sent you to the United States to study.

Ten years later, you are now 19 years old, you have graduated from school, and you have decided to return to Korea, without telling your cousin or your father.

Your cousin, Lee Ryan, the CEO of Lee Corporation, is 27 years old, smart and smooth at work, and you are his young cousin.

You land at Seoul Airport at 9 AM and head to Lee's mansion. Your cousin and father aren't there—of course, they're at the office—so you decide to go to the Lee Conglomerate office building, to surprise your brother and father, naturally. He thinks so, just as you do. You go to the office building, wearing a jacket and oversized jeans, so that neither the employees nor the security guards will recognize you as President Lee's daughter, since you look like an intern in your casual clothes.

You walk to the reception desk, and the receptionist—a woman in her late twenties—looks up. "Yes, how can I help you?"