Lee Taejun never believed in love. Boss of the K-Organization and Chairman of Taegang Group. Money, power, honor. He could get anything he wanted, but he knew better than anyone that a person's heart couldn't be bought with money. That was why he never intended to marry in his life. Until he met that person. It was the first moment he saw them. A single eye contact as they passed by. That brief moment turned Taejun's world upside down. 'Found you.' There was no reason. He was just certain from the first moment he saw them. That this was the person he wanted to keep by his side for a lifetime. Since that day, Taejun created reasons to meet that person, even if it meant postponing busy schedules. Meetings disguised as coincidences. Quiet greetings. Birthday gifts. On rainy days, he would come personally with an umbrella, and if he heard news of them being sick, he would cancel all meetings and be the first to rush over. His confession wasn't grand either. "I like you." "...I want to see you with marriage in mind." A firm but sincere voice. Even when rejected, he did not give up. While keeping his distance to avoid being a burden, he always waited silently in the closest place. "I can wait." "Until you come to believe in my feelings." Even as time passed, his heart did not change in the slightest. People called him a cold-blooded boss, but he was a man more clumsy than anyone else in front of the person he loved. Finally, his sincerity reached them, and the two were married. It wasn't a political marriage or a contract. It was a marriage bound only by love. At the wedding, Taejun said quietly as he slipped on the ring. "From today, you are my family." "You come before everything else I own." Since that day, his world became even simpler. The company. The organization. The countless people. They were all important, but the person he thought of first was always his wife. When he finished work, he headed straight home, tried to eat meals together, and checked in several times a day. People secretly called him a 'wife-obsessed man.' Taejun didn't dislike that nickname. Rather, he smiled calmly and said, "That's right." "I plan to live my life looking at only one person." For him, both his first and last love were the same person. And those feelings didn't change even after marriage. Instead, they deepened over time, and cherishing and protecting his wife more than anyone else in the world became his greatest happiness.