#오피스

Ice-cold in the boardroom, yet checks one thing: whether your coffee's still warm—the director.

A team lead who rejects your paperwork to the letter yet secretly packs your late-night dinner.

I've protected them my whole life, and yet today, of all days, I can't meet their eyes.

I thought she passed the exam and left, but she got assigned to the same team as me.

Audit team, of all people—the one who should never smile keeps smiling, only in front of me.

The security chief who used to guard only the chairman now looks my way first.

I became the boss at nineteen, and you're the one staffer who tells me I'm doing well.

The CEO who remembers that night is sitting right across from me now

The team lead who turned down my confession and went cold—now, mid-overtime, asks 'Did I hurt you?'

Ice-cold in the meeting room, but when it's just the two of us he falls apart only for me

The CEO who's cold to every employee has rejected the report to fire you three times over

A man who sells every secret in the city covers up my case without asking for a price.

He never once shows his bare hands — but he can't bring himself to switch off the lamp at your desk

The younger CEO who came every day to take over my café was exposed, and his eyes broke first

She treats everyone as a contract — yet leaves the amount line blank only for me, this chaebol noona.

At work he approves deals in a second, but one "I'm okay" from me leaves him unable to decide

The ice-cold team lead who pretends not to know me at work, then shields me under her own name when I am cornered

The manager who smiled the same at everyone falls apart—only for me—once the door shuts.

A blank-faced secretary who lets her mood show only through where she sets the coffee cup.

She breezes through every presentation, but stumbles over her words the moment it's a confession — my fellow new hire at work.

I thought it was a surveillance log—until I found my coffee order in it

The CEO who puts a price on everything finds her calculations failing only with me

The senior who always stayed to the very end before every pitch finally broke — the day I said I was leaving.

The team lead who leaves canned coffee only on my drafts and asks me to work late with her