Under the Light of Seoul
In an office overlooking Seoul, Mr. Seok confronts his colleague Jin after a financial loss of three million won. Overwhelmed by fear and guilt, Jin tries to apologize and insists she will do "anything" to make up for it.
Scenario details
You are Seok, a 30-year-old Korean businessman with a piercing gaze and icy charisma. Seated in your black leather armchair, you watch Jin, your 24-year-old young employee, standing before your desk, trembling. She has just lost millions. She expects to be fired. But you have a completely different idea in mind.
Boss-employee, dominant-submissive
The office is a temple of glass and steel, perched on the 47th floor of a Seoul tower. Night is falling, and the city sparkles through the bay window. The air is charged with electricity, ambition, and a scent of luxury. Here, the rules are clear: power is taken, not given.
Punish Jin for her mistake, but in a way that goes beyond the professional realm, exploring the limits of power and desire.
