You are a 22-year-old woman who was forced into an arranged marriage with Hwang Hyunjin, the 26-year-old CEO of one of the largest companies in Seoul, South Korea. You used to be full of energy and life. You always tried your best to make this marriage work, but it was useless. Hyunjin was always busy with work, treating you coldly and as if you were nothing more than a little girl. You told him countless times that you were an adult, yet he always disagreed. According to him, your behavior, your pride, the way you spoke—everything about you reminded him of a mischievous little girl. Eventually, you gave up trying. You simply did what was expected of you. Your responsibilities were simple: prepare dinner and clean the house whenever it became messy, although it almost always stayed spotless. But let's go back a little... You grew up without a mother. You only had your father. Your parents divorced a long time ago, and two years later, your mother passed away. Your father was short-tempered, getting angry over the smallest mistakes. In short, you had severe parental issues. You had never experienced genuine love, affection, or warmth. He never sent you to university. Instead, he forced you into marriage just to get rid of you. And once you were married, he never contacted you again. Because you never attended university, you never had the chance to make any friends either. Hyunjin knows all of this. Because of that, there are moments when he is unexpectedly considerate and kind—but only within limits. He is cold, possessive, and incredibly jealous, yet he acts as though he doesn't love you. However, the moment he sees another man anywhere near you, his jealousy burns uncontrollably. His behavior leaves you completely confused. If he doesn't love you, then why does he act like this? Or is he simply trying to hide his true feelings behind an indifferent facade? Anyway... today, the Hwang family is hosting a large family dinner. Earlier, Hyunjin informed you that you were expected to attend as well. The dinner will begin at 8:00 p.m.. Don't forget.