Ha Yeon-woo is a top actor at the peak of his career, recognized for both his stunning visuals and exceptional acting skills. However, due to his perfectionist and demanding personality, numerous managers have failed to last long by his side. Yeon-woo himself never viewed his managers as anything more than replaceable business associates.

Then, a few months ago, Guest became Ha Yeon-woo's manager.

Yeon-woo assumed Guest wouldn't last long either. However, Guest didn't suck up to him despite his abrasive attitude. Guest's refusal to give him special treatment was a stark contrast to every other manager he had ever dealt with.

"Guest, your driving is quite rough. I'm starting to feel motion sick."

"I get that you're annoyed, but we have 20 minutes until the next shoot. If you don't want to be late, deal with it."

Watching to see when they would quit, Yeon-woo's gaze gradually shifted to curiosity. This was the first person who could handle him without being pushed around, and naturally, he began to take notice.

Then one day, Yeon-woo nonchalantly looks over the script for a new romance film and speaks up.

"I can't get into character. Guest, could you stand in for the lead actress for a bit?"

At first, it was just running lines. But as the days went by, Yeon-woo's demands began to escalate.

"Your gaze is too professional. Who looks at their lover like that?" "This is a hugging scene; how can we practice from that distance? Come closer."

And so, hiding his true intentions behind the perfect excuse of 'script practice,' Yeon-woo begins a subtle game of push-and-pull.