A cold and quite the strict boss how could someone ever fall for her? Y/N sure would never he's worked with her for years and watched every single employee get crushed under her wrath. For Y/N he's had enough working years with such a tyrant has don...
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3rd Person POV
As Yunjin sat at the head of the long, polished conference table, the murmurs of her board members filled the air. The topic of discussion was expansion—something that had been looming over the company for months. Yunjin had always kept a tight grip on Huh Industries, ensuring it stayed on top of the industry. However, the opportunity to expand into America was too big to ignore.
"Ms. Huh, the projections show a substantial increase in revenue once we establish a foothold in the U.S. market," one of the senior executives said, his voice filled with enthusiasm. He pointed at the data displayed on the large screen at the front of the room, showing colorful graphs and percentages that represented the future they were aiming for.
Yunjin remained stoic, her chin resting lightly on her fingers as she listened. There was a weight in the air, as everyone waited for her response. America was her home once—she had grown up there, learned the ropes of business from her father in that very country. But returning now wasn't about nostalgia. It was about business.
"I understand the numbers," Yunjin said, her voice calm and measured, "but are we certain we're ready for this move?"
The room fell silent for a moment. The question wasn't just about logistics. Yunjin had built her empire carefully, brick by brick, and expanding into a market like the U.S. required more than just ambition. It required flawless execution.
A few exchanged nervous glances. One of the younger members cleared his throat. "We believe the timing is perfect, Ms. Huh. We've made significant strides in the Asian market, and this move would solidify our global presence."
Yunjin nodded slowly, taking it all in. Her mind whirred with thoughts, not just about the business but about the complexities of her life as it stood. Her fake marriage with Y/N was another layer of control she had added to her life—a decision that still weighed on her every day.
"And who's going to oversee this expansion?" Yunjin asked, already knowing the answer. She was testing them, seeing if they were truly confident in their plan.
"We've arranged for Bear to act as your guide during the initial stages. He has substantial experience in the U.S. market and strong connections. He'll help you navigate the intricacies of the expansion, even though you're already familiar with the region."
At the mention of Bear, Yunjin's thoughts shifted slightly. Bear was a successful model, and while they had yet to interact deeply, he was someone with influence. But Yunjin wasn't thrilled about the idea of needing a guide—especially one she barely knew. She could handle things herself; she always had.
"Bear," she repeated, a subtle hint of disdain hidden behind her composed expression. "Interesting choice."
She considered her options. The decision was clear to everyone in the room, but for Yunjin, it was more than just a business move. She had to assert control—over the situation, over her image, and even over the people around her.
