synopsis;
Han Joo-ah and Ryu Tae-ha, two people who couldn’t even trust their own blood relatives, were bound together by a contract.
They might not trust people, but they could trust a contract.
“I’ll give you 2% of Taesong’s shares.”
He gave what he promised.
“But if you break the contract, the penalty will be three times the agreed amount.”
And he made sure to collect what he was owed.
It was the perfect agreement.
All that remained was for Joo-ah to take revenge on the people who had deceived her.
But people are never as predictable as they seem.
“I can’t stand people who interfere in my life just because they call themselves family.”
The very man who had once said that…
“Han Joo-ah, where are you? Why aren’t you answering your phone? Who are you with? When are you coming back? You’ll be late? Who the hell is that guy?!”
…started meddling in every aspect of her life.
Just as Joo-ah realized that dangerous feelings were beginning to grow in what was supposed to be nothing more than a contractual relationship, and while she struggled to keep her emotions for Tae-ha in check, she discovered a fatal flaw in their agreement.
“When are we getting divorced?”
“Divorced? What are you talking about?”
“We need to set an end date for the contract.”
“Why would we end it? I like things exactly as they are. An exclusive contract.”
This marriage has no expiration date.
