To repay the debt left behind by his mother, Woo Minjo’s entire life was put up as collateral, and he ended up working as a servant at the café "Pumpkin House." He bathed in cold water, ate and slept in a cramped storage room, and constantly worked to pay off the interest on a debt he didn’t even know the full amount of—while enduring the endless wrath of Madam Kim Jeongsuk—making his life feel even more exhausting than serving in the military twice. One day, Minjo filled in for a lazy coworker and delivered coffee to the office of Gimun Construction, wearing red high heels. That place was the headquarters of the mafia group that ruled the entire Mugwang district—so terrifying that if your ankle wasn’t visible through the door crack, they wouldn’t even open the door. There, Minjo met President Choo Ki-oh of Gimun Construction—a man known in countless rumors as “Moby Dick.” The words of one of the senior gigolos at the café—that only those who “rely on their mouths on a man’s genitals” live long—might not have been a curse, but destiny. President Choo’s sharp gaze had been fixed on Minjo’s ankle from the very beginning—it wasn’t normal. With the invitation, “Let’s meet often,” Woo Minjo’s life, which had remained at rock bottom for 23 years, changed completely. A man who didn’t even deserve to ride in a luxury Benz was now being lifted in a flower-covered palanquin toward the life of a mafia wife—by a powerful man driving a Maybach. “I’ll treat you well and never make you cry. Isn’t that enough? "I don’t cry because you treat me well, I don’t cry because I choose not to. Please understand that clearly, Sir."