Ju Yung-In was currently the only cash cow of JU Entertainment, and JU Entertainment was a subsidiary of Hoop Entertainment. This meant that if Ju Yung-In got caught in a dating scandal with some actor, it wouldn't just end there—the parent company's stock price would take a hit as well.0

'Do they have any idea how hard I worked to raise that stock?'0

Maybe that was why, but irritation surged up, and my voice came out sharper than I intended. "Who is it? Who's hitting on Yung-In?"1

President Ahn Yung-Hee answered in a low voice, "Gi Do-Hyuk."0

Gi Do-Hyuk was a 40-year-old star who had started acting at the age of five. Up until three years ago, he had been a box office success, alternating between excellence awards and grand prizes at major film festivals. 0

But more than his acting career, he was even more famous for his powerful family background. His father's side was filled with judges and prosecutors—a prestigious legal family—while his mother's side included three bank presidents. There were even rumors that his family wealth exceeded hundreds of billions of won.0

And now that Gi Do-Hyuk was going after Ju Yung-In, who was fifteen years younger than him.0

"Is—" I felt my voice rising, so I gestured toward the hallway. "Let's talk outside."0

"Alright." 0

The moment we stepped out of the room, I raised my voice. "Is Gi Do-Hyuk out of his mind? He's hitting on Yung-In with a fifteen-year age gap?"0

"You know how people in this industry don't really care about age. I usually handle most things myself, but Gi Do-Hyuk's a bit difficult. That's why I want you to step in and deal with him."0

Since I had received help from Ahn Yung-Hee, it was my turn to return the favor. And more importantly, I had another reason to block Gi Do-Hyuk from getting close to Ju Yung-In. Behind his gentle and refined image lay an almost pathological level of possessiveness.0

Before the regression, there had...0