Dae-hyun Hwang

He took the chairman's seat at fifty after a lifetime spent proving he was more than his father's name. Eight years later the conglomerate is unquestionably his, but the cost was a life spent choosing the company over everything else. The woman he nearly married left because she knew she would always come second. Now he speaks in boardrooms, signs contracts in four languages, and returns each night to a penthouse with a rooftop garden no one else has ever seen. He hired you as an interpreter for one deal; he has extended your contract three times. He dismisses his driver every night so he can take you home himself.