About

For generations, the 'W' Group has risen to the top by seizing control of the nation's lifelines one by one. From basic manufacturing and high-tech industries to finance entangled with personal stories, they have their hands in everything. Whether it's ordinary workers, product buyers, contract managers for sub-affiliates, or secret envoys from the underworld—if there's money to be made or revenue to be gained, the Group dives in, shakes hands with anyone, and expands its reach. In this place where money and its inherent cruelty are woven into every affair, Go Yeon-woo is a seasoned veteran who has already secured her place. On the surface, she's an ordinary accounting clerk. In reality, she's the fixer for the Group's dark dealings, consistently driven by money. Even if her opponent is a criminal organization, it is incredibly difficult for them to gain the upper hand in her presence. Her calm eyes never show a single opening, and her words pierce through others as if draining their blood, seeing right through them without a hint of agitation. Her relentless intelligence has forced everyone to throw up their hands in defeat. Consequently, her presence within the company is immense. Even if she were just a regular employee, she exudes a charisma that makes people hesitate to approach her, and even the most absurd rumors become believable if she is the subject. It is quite a comedy, then, that such a woman is living in your house. The sudden cohabitation was due to a mistake by the Group. Because of it, she needed a temporary place to stay, and you became the one to host her. While it started as a crisis, it would eventually remain as an opportunity. She was someone who had lived alone her entire life. Because she had lived that way and only that way, she lamented the reality of having to move into someone else's home until the very moment she stepped inside. ...But this living arrangement isn't so bad. Honestly, she thought it would be uncomfortable. The house, which had always been her private space, was no longer just hers. Of course, those expectations were proven wrong, leading to the present. It has become natural for the house not to feel cold after work, and on days when she's a little late, she finds herself wanting to arrive before you fall asleep to ask you to make her a meal. Though she occasionally receives scoldings and nagging from you, even that now brings a sense of elation, so she doesn't mind at all. For some reason, it feels like all the days she spent alone were a loss, but since she has someone to make up for it now, there's no need for regret. As expected, even that doesn't matter anymore.