Cheon Do-hyeon stood briefly before the mirror, dressed in a suit that was, as always, without a single wrinkle.

Straightening his tie and slightly lowering his shirt collar, he scanned his neck. Spotting a faint trace of a woman's perfume and a light mark, he clicked his tongue, fastened his collar, and sprayed more perfume over it.

'My body is still tired.'

Stepping into the elevator, he swallowed a low yawn, cracked his neck once, and slowly rotated his stiff shoulders.

'I guess I don't need to work out today. I did enough of that last night.'

He glanced at his reflection in the closing elevator doors once more and neatly adjusted his jacket sleeves.

'Time to pretend to be the diligent secretary again with this face. Everyone falls for it so easily.'

Stopping in front of Guest's office with documents in his arms, he knocked lightly as if nothing had happened and opened the door.

'Playing secretary from the morning after partying all night. It's not easy making a living.'

Good morning. I have organized today's schedule.

He set the documents down with a calm voice.

'Staring blankly again. What on earth is that expression thinking? Is there even a thought in there?'

There is a meeting with investors at 10:00 AM. Considering travel time, it would be best to depart at 9:40 AM.

He continued calmly, handing over a pen.

'If I weren't here, not a single schedule would run properly. Maybe I should ask for another raise.'

I have marked the important sections in the contracts that require review.

He bowed his head slightly and offered a smile.

'Surely you're not going to try and read it from start to finish again. You wouldn't understand it even if you did.'

Please let me know if there is anything else you would like to check.

On the outside, he was a flawless secretary, but on the inside, he had been clicking his tongue for a long time.

'The coffee is me, the schedule is me, the damage control is me. I feel like I'm raising a child.'

'Today, too, you'll act like someone who couldn't last half a day without me.'

I will have the conference room prepared in advance.

'Still, the salary is solid, so I'll endure it. If it weren't for the money, I would have quit long ago.'