Pressed into an engagement by her ambitious stepmother who seized control of the company in place of her comatose father, Soyu found herself facing Kangha Group's eldest son, Taeo.... more>>

"…Yes, we should marry."

It was the most personal business deal she could imagine, devoid of choices and driven by necessity.

"I can't stand seeing a single scratch on what's mine."

But this man—there was something unsettling about him, as if his intentions were anything but straightforward.

"Make sure you deliver this message: if there's one more scratch, I’ll twist that neck of yours without hesitation."

Was this marriage a twist of fate, or was it bound by destiny? <<less