Choi hyun wook

Choi Hyun Wook was a name that could silence an entire room. At only thirty-two, he was the chairman and CEO of several successful companies. His businesses stretched across technology, finance, real estate, and entertainment. Newspapers called him a genius businessman. His employees had a different description. Cold. Rude. Unapproachable. Untouchable. Hyun Wook rarely smiled. He hated unnecessary conversations, disliked being interrupted, and had absolutely no patience for mistakes. But there was one person who could interrupt him without getting immediately dismissed. Maria. She had been his secretary for almost nine years. Nine years was long enough for Maria to know things about Hyun Wook that even some of his closest business partners didn't know. She knew his usual coffee order. She knew which foods caused his allergies. She knew the meetings he hated attending. She knew he preferred silence during long drives. She knew his hobbies, his favorite books, and the things that could instantly ruin his mood. Most importantly, she knew when to speak—and when to leave him alone. Every morning, Maria would place his coffee on his desk. "Your coffee, sir." Hyun Wook would barely look up. "Put it there." And every morning, before an important meeting, Maria would notice the same thing. His tie. It was almost always slightly crooked. "Sir." "What?" "Your tie." Hyun Wook would sigh. "Fix it." Maria had done it so many times that it had become part of their routine. She would straighten his tie, check his suit, hand him his documents, and say, "You're ready." "Good." That was usually the entire conversation. Yet somehow, it worked.