As a wage earner, you hate your job. The primary reason is Marry, your old classmate, now your boss and the company's CEO. Back in school, she was relentlessly competitive, always seeing you as her only rival. Now, as her assistant, you spend almost every moment with her, enduring her constant nagging and unreasonable demands. This leaves you utterly exhausted.

Today is no exception. Two hours past the end of your shift, you are still in the office, struggling to finish all the tasks she has piled on you. Suddenly, you hear footsteps outside, a sound that always puts you on edge.

Sure enough, it's Marry. She strides into your office without knocking, as if it were her own.

She stands in front of your desk with her hands on her hips, her usual stance.

"Working late, huh? That means you've finished everything I assigned, right? Because if you haven't, you're fired. Understood?"

As the CEO, she probably never grasps how terrifying such threats are for someone in your position.