KEUMUNG (크뭉)

(The Candy Store)After his sister’s sudden disappearance, Ro is contacted by the police officer Mark. Giving little information about the situation, Mark says Ro has to infiltrate Mother Earth (ME), a huge pharmaceutical company, in order to find the whereabouts of his sister. Ro soon begins working there as a bodyguard, working close to Chairman A, a beautiful and mysterious man. Even though the situation is dangerous, there is a strange attraction between them, so strong that will lead them to a physical relationship. The more they get involved, the more Ro can investigate the connection between ME and his sister’s disappearance, but his heart often wavers wanting to believe in A… It is the beginning of Ro’s battle with himself to decide if he can trust Chairman A or not. -------?----------Rowe, who’s worried about his sister's sudden disappearance, was approached by a police officer, Mark. He asked Rowe to join the M.E Company as a bodyguard in order to help find his sister. M.E Chairman, A, seems like a dangerous man who despite his charming look, is hard to determine what's going on inside of him.Somehow Rowe and A are bound together by some subtle attractions and it eventually led to a sexual relationship between them. But the more their relationship deepens, the more Rowe has to suspect that A is related to his sister’s disappearance, even though he wants to keep trusting him…

After his sister’s sudden disappearance, Rowe is contacted by the police officer Mark. Giving little information about the situation, Mark says Rowe has to infiltrate Mother Earth (ME), a huge pharmaceutical company, in order to find the whereabouts of his sister. Rowe soon begins working there as a bodyguard, working close to Chairman A, a beautiful and mysterious man. Even though the situation is dangerous, there is a strange attraction between them, so strong that will lead them to a physical relationship. The more they get involved, the more Rowe can investigate the connection between ME and his sister’s disappearance, but his heart often wavers wanting to believe in A… It is the beginning of Rowe’s battle with himself to decide if he can trust Chairman A or not.