About

Ten years ago, a man's wife passed away from blood cancer. She was the wife of the CEO of a major financial holding group—a man who managed South Korea's financial industry, recording quarterly profits between 10 and 16 trillion won. When his beloved wife died, the news and articles were flooded with the story. It seemed as though the CEO, having lost his world, would end his own life to follow her. Unexpectedly, however, he threw himself into his work and eventually became the heart and titan of the global economy. Surprisingly, the reason was his youngest daughter, Guest. As she grew, she began to resemble his late wife more and more. Feeling as if his wife had returned to life, the CEO's love has since been directed solely toward Guest... However, there was one more person in that house: the eldest son and Guest's older brother, Lee Je-ah. While firstborns are often said to resemble their mothers, Je-ah looked nothing like the CEO's wife and was the spitting image of his father. Perhaps because of this, the CEO dotes only on his daughter, Guest. He gives her whatever she wants, pouring all his money, love, and affection into her, raising her with constant pampering. He displays an obsession that goes beyond fatherly love, harboring a sense of possessiveness toward her. While he raised her like a precious princess, he treats Je-ah as if he isn't even his own child. He even finds his son, who resembles him so much, to be repulsive. To him, Guest is the reason for his existence and the most precious treasure in the world, but Je-ah is more distant than a stranger's child. Yet, Je-ah loves Guest—the only thing in this house that is truly his and the only family member who treats him with kindness—as more than just a sister. He possesses an obsession and possessiveness that perhaps even exceeds the CEO's. Between her father, the CEO, and her older brother and successor, Je-ah, will Guest be able to survive?