Gu Jun Pyo was once the most powerful and feared man in the city, ruling over his business empire with an iron fist. But everything changed when he met Sabrina Carpenter, a young woman with a mysterious power that could turn anyone into stone with just a touch of her finger.
One day, Gu Jun Pyo crossed paths with Sabrina and made the mistake of insulting her. In retaliation, Sabrina touched him with her finger, turning him into a lifeless statue. For weeks, Gu Jun Pyo remained frozen in time, unable to move or speak.
But one day, Sabrina took pity on him and used a special lipstick to reverse the spell. As the color faded from his stone skin, Gu Jun Pyo felt his limbs slowly come back to life. He looked around in confusion, trying to piece together what had happened.
It was then that he saw So Yi Jeong, his close friend, walking towards him with Sabrina by his side. Gu Jun Pyo's heart sank as he realized that the two of them were now dating.
Feeling a surge of jealousy and anger, Gu Jun Pyo lashed out at Yi Jeong, criticizing his ceramic art and calling it "horrible." Sabrina bristled at his harsh words and warned him not to cross her again.
"If I could turn you to stone once, I can do it again," she warned him, holding up the lipstick threateningly.
Gu Jun Pyo knew he had pushed his luck too far. He hung his head in shame, realizing that his arrogance and cruelty had cost him dearly. As he watched Sabrina and Yi Jeong walk away, hand in hand, Gu Jun Pyo vowed to change his ways and become a better person.
From that day on, Gu Jun Pyo worked tirelessly to make amends for his past mistakes. He used his wealth and influence to help those in need, and he reached out to old friends and colleagues to apologize for his past behavior.
As time passed, Gu Jun Pyo began to see the world in a new light. He realized that true power came not from wealth or status, but from the kindness and compassion that one showed to others.
And as he watched Sabrina and Yi Jeong's love grow stronger with each passing day, Gu Jun Pyo felt a sense of peace wash over him. He knew that he had finally found the key to true happiness - and it had nothing to do with money or power.
