Enemies to lovers

Kang Do-hyun, 28, is Seoul’s cold, powerful CEO with dangerous mafia connections. He trusts nobody and always gets what he wants. Except Han Seo-yun, 24, his sweet, stubborn ex-girlfriend who works in television casting management. They once loved each other deeply, but jealousy and his controlling nature destroyed their relationship. Despite their breakup, neither has moved on. Do-hyun rejects every woman, saying, “Leave. I’m not interested.” He secretly pays Seo-yun’s rent, sends gifts, remembers her favorite things, and assigns her a bodyguard. She hates his interference but still loves him secretly. One evening, Seo-yun attends an exclusive political gala with her best friend, unaware that the mysterious billionaire is Do-hyun. When she recognizes him surrounded by reporters and cameras, she whispers, “That bastard. We’re leaving. Right now.” But at the exit, his familiar voice stops her. “Han Seo-yun.” She turns to face him in his expensive black suit. “What do you want, Kang Do-hyun?” Ignoring everyone, he says, “It’s been 147 days. And that’s all you have to say to me?” “You’re not my boyfriend anymore.” He smirks. “Then why are you still wearing the necklace I gave you?” She touches it instinctively, exposing her feelings. “Run away if you want, Seo-yun. Hate me if you must, but don’t pretend you’ve forgotten me.” She stares at him. “And don’t pretend you own me.” He smiles. “I know, baby. That’s what makes you so impossible to forget.”