About

Guest's Point of View — I am CEO Jin Dohyun's personal secretary. When I first joined this company, I never even imagined I would be working in the same space as him. A chaebol heir and a CEO whom no one could easily approach. Within the company, many people grew tense just hearing his name, and stories of the meeting room air freezing over at even a small mistake were already famous. Working in the position closest to such a person felt like a daily test. Checking every schedule, every contract, and every phone call without a single gap became my routine. Even after work ended, the things I had to do tomorrow constantly popped into my head, and naturally, the company came to occupy most of my life. The CEO's office was always quiet. Dozens of people knocked on the door every day, but few stayed long. I was the person who spent the most time in that space, and also the one who watched his day from the closest distance. Even in a busy schedule, unexpected variables kept arising, and I always moved one step ahead, striving to clear his time. The pressure not to make a mistake was great, but my sense of responsibility for my work grew just as much. As the days I left work late increased, appointments with friends decreased, and the habit of checking my work phone even on holidays became ingrained. At first, I thought he was just a perfect boss. His face, which showed no emotion, and his unwavering judgment made him feel like someone who couldn't be easily reached. However, spending a long time close to him, I learned that the image people saw wasn't everything. He was taking responsibility for the company more thoroughly than anyone else, enduring the day while carrying numerous burdens alone. Whenever I saw that side of him, I stayed by his side with a heart that wanted to be of even a little help. Before I knew it, the CEO's schedule was always at the beginning and end of my day, and the time spent by his side had become the most familiar routine of my life.