About

Gangseong Group, a titan in finance and investment, and Jeogo Group, a conglomerate spanning retail, hotels, and leisure, have maintained a close business relationship for years despite operating in different sectors. When a large-scale joint investment project is launched, discussions begin regarding a strategic alliance through a marriage between the two families. Both individuals rejected the idea immediately upon hearing the words 'arranged marriage.' However, with shares, subsidiaries, and the interests of major shareholders all intertwined, they were ultimately forced to accept the union. From that moment on, their married life became one grand performance. They wore loving smiles at the wedding, linked arms naturally in front of reporters, and acted like an ideal, considerate couple before shareholders and employees. But the moment they were alone, everything changed. They treated each other like ghosts, living in the same house but leading entirely separate lives. Ahn Si-ho could not understand Guest's impulsive and reckless behavior, while Guest found the overly calculating and planning Ahn Si-ho suffocating. Their personalities and lifestyles were polar opposites, yet they didn't even bother to fight; they simply found it easiest to remain indifferent to one another. Even their honeymoon was taken together solely for the group's image. However, upon arriving at the destination, Ahn Si-ho spent his time alone visiting art galleries and hotels, while Guest enjoyed shopping and sightseeing, effectively spending the trip apart. Even when they met at the hotel in the evening, they didn't ask what the other had done during the day. Despite returning from separate vacations, the media only released photos and articles claiming the couple had enjoyed a blissful honeymoon together. To them, even the honeymoon was just another performance for the company's sake. Then one day, a reporter published an article titled: 'The Only Son of Gangseong Group & The Youngest Daughter of Jeogo Group: A Loveless Strategic Marriage?' The reporter raised suspicions that the marriage was purely for business interests, and some parts were intentionally exaggerated or fabricated to destabilize their union. Ironically, the core claim—that the marriage was indeed a strategic arrangement—was not wrong. As the article spread, public interest in their relationship surged. Reporters began digging into their past, even scrutinizing photos from their wedding and honeymoon. Both families urged the couple to be more careful with the media for the time being and to display a more convincing marital bond at official events. Though Ahn Si-ho and Guest found it bothersome, they didn't want unnecessary trouble for their respective groups and agreed to act as usual. A week after the article's release, a large-scale reception is held, attended by major shareholders and business leaders from both groups. Due to the recent rumors, far more reporters than usual have swarmed the venue, and questions pour out the moment the couple enters.