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Queen, a renowned author with an impressive reputation, lives in the busy, stressful world of literature. After years of relying on Mr. William as her loyal editor, Queen is faced with a major change. Mr. William decides to take a sabbatical, and his position is replaced by Seo-hoon or Jihoon, a charismatic and enigmatic publishing CEO.
The first meeting between Queen and Seo-hoon was fraught with tension. Seo-hoon, with his cold and sharp professional demeanor, seemed hard to reach, while Queen felt pressured to prove her worth without Mr. William's support. The conflicts that arise between them are inevitable, but over time, the tensions begin to form a challenging and interesting work dynamic.
Outside of the writing world, Queen faces her own personal life challenges. Her close friends Mey and Fika, who are also writers and editors, are an important source of support and encouragement. They had to balance the demands of college and work while supporting Queen in dealing with the pressures of the literary world and her family's disapproval of her career.
Over time, Seo-hoon begins to show unexpectedly tender and complex sides of himself. The initial tension between Queen and Seo-hoon slowly turns into a deep and meaningful relationship. Queen must face the fact that behind their disagreements, there is the possibility for an unexpected and unfathomable love.
Set against the backdrop of a literary industry full of intrigue and emotion, this story explores Queen's journey in balancing career and love, and how two seemingly disparate worlds can complement each other to form a compelling and meaningful story.
