"Seul Gi-sshi, Andy-sshi.. this is the new staff Sajang-nim mentioned earlier. His name is Lee Min Ho-sshi."

"Lee Min Ho-sshi, this is Seul Gi-sshi the stylist and this is Andy-sshi the manager.." Secretary Jung did a quick intro for the three of them before leaving to carry on with her duties.

"Annyeonghasaeyo, Lee Min Ho-imnida, please look over me kindly."

"Such good manners! I like him already," Andy said.

"And a Go Mi Nam too..." Seul Gi said.

Min Ho was flustered by the compliments given to him.

"Who's the Go Mi Nam?" A voice suddenly interupted their conversation.

"Annyeonghasaeyo, Shin Hye-sshi..." The two staffs greeted her.

"So? Who is the Go Mi Nam? Who is the pretty boy?" Shin Hye probed.

"Neh? Oh.. Him. Lee Min Ho-sshi. He's the new staff that will be attached to us..."

"Oh really?" Shin Hye turned to face Min Ho.

"Aren't you that guy whose interview I interupted? Yesterday?"

"Yes, that would be me..."

"Ahhhh... I see... So you decided to work here?"

"Yes. I did."

"It's not going to be easy."

"Or so I've heard."

"You did your homework?"

"Maybe?"

"How extensive?"

"Just enough."

"Not enough to scare you off?"

"Not yet."

"Soon?"

"Unlikely."

"Hmmm.. I like you already... Maybe that's why Appa hired you..." Shin Hye said as she walked away to change into her training attire.

Park Shin Hye-sshi.... If only your dad didn't do what he did... - Min Ho's thoughts.

Every morning her schedule began by hitting the gym for a short burst of training that last for 30 minutes with the personal instructor. Mostly to tone and maintain her figure. She was afterall a star. A solo star. A singer, an entertainer in her own rights. She was not the typical bimbotic daddy's girl who achieved fame based on the amount of money invested. She has the talent to boot and the musical touch in creating hit songs. But she was definitely difficult in every way. In layman's term Shin Hye was a b*tch. She was a perfectionist and would seek for perfection from every single individuals. She did not tolerate imperfection and had been known for firing people just because of a missed step during the choreography while performing it live on stage. However, people still dreamt of working for her because she had companies offering endorsements lined up for her t