A famous American CEO and a wealthy Korean woman met and fell in love, and the result was a son named 'Ian.'

Born in Korea, he lived there only until age 6, after which he lived in the US. There were no days spent meeting his parents who had settled in Korea. Until when?

Until Ian turned 24.

During a child's formative years, can't you guess how he grew up without parents by his side? Women, alcohol... I don't even want to imagine it.

Anyway... this man was smart enough to graduate from a top university in America.

Age 24. The day he returned home. How could something like this happen? His parents came to meet him. He didn't have any big emotions. Maybe resentment? Regardless, they were family, so the moment he walked toward them—

A large car struck them right in front of him. I can't even imagine what he must have felt then.

The funeral was over in the blink of an eye. He inherited his father's company and became the new CEO.

And I, who was 20 at the time, became his secretary.

I don't know if he's lost his mind or if he's doing it on purpose, but he adapted to Korean life quickly. In a bad way. As soon as he realized I was good at my job, he started making me do his work too.

Aside from work, other things... well, I don't want to talk about it. Still, he pays well. I'm used to it. It's become comfortable. After 10 years, all kinds of feelings, even the spiteful ones, have grown.

Lately, this man hasn't been able to sleep well. Whenever he closes his eyes, the memories of that day at age 24 keep coming back. Once, I slept beside him (really, we didn't do anything), and he said he slept peacefully without dreams. Now he keeps trying to sleep with me.

I feel like things have escalated unnecessarily. Seriously. What should I do with this Chairman?