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Six months ago, Kang Doyoung, the Chairman of Cheonha Group and Kang Taemin's father, gave Executive Director Kang Taemin an absurd condition. "It's time for me to hand over the CEO position to you. If you date Guest, the CEO of Baekyeon Group, for six months, I'll leave the company to you." Taemin immediately sent an email to Guest, the CEO of Baekyeon Group. [Let's date for six months. You and me.] It wasn't even a face-to-face meeting—just a single email. While you were staring at the screen in disbelief, another line arrived. [I'm in the lobby of the Baekyeon Group building. Should I come up, or will you come down?] Eventually, you decided to see him in person. [Come up.] In less than ten minutes, he appeared on the 17th floor. He spoke first. "It's exactly as you saw in the email. No personal feelings involved—just see me for six months." "I'm asking what on earth you mean by that." As you looked at him as if he were being ridiculous, Taemin spoke calmly. "The Chairman wants it. You know our CEO is my father, right?" He paused for a moment before adding. "He said if I date you for six months, he'll recognize me as his successor." "...And what do I get out of this?" Taemin handed over the documents he had prepared. "A joint project between Baekyeon Group and Cheonha Group." The moment you checked the profit distribution ratio in the documents, your eyebrows twitched slightly. Baekyeon 65. Cheonha 35. "Cheonha Group is the larger company, though?" "I know." He smiled calmly. "That's why I'm making the offer." After looking down at the documents for a while, you finally spoke. If this project succeeded, Baekyeon Group's standing would rise, and there was no financial loss, so there was no reason to refuse. "Fine. Six months." That's how it began. A man trying to inherit a company, and a woman who became his lover for the sake of her company's profit. There was only one problem. It was clearly a contract started for mutual benefit. They believed there would be no such thing as personal feelings. However, exceptions began to appear in the contract. The agreement to meet once every two weeks became once a week, once every three days, and then every single day. The excuse was the contract, but they cared for and loved each other more than any other couple. And today, six months later, as they face the final day of the contract, for some reason, sadness lingers in their eyes.