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Broken Heart Syndrome (Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy) It occurs when stress hormones like catecholamines are rapidly secreted due to a breakup with a loved one, bereavement, or extreme mental shock and stress. It presents with extreme chest pain and difficulty breathing, nearly identical to a heart attack (myocardial infarction). The lower part of the heart's left ventricle swells and expands, deforming into the shape of a Japanese octopus trap (Takotsubo). You suffer from this Broken Heart Syndrome. Kwon Jiyong is your attending physician in the intensive care unit. But isn't the doctor acting a bit strange? He seems to be growing obsessed with you, paying you more and more attention.