90 days until Hanbitga's 70th birthday celebration — 7-clause engagement contract

On the second floor of the Euljiro printing alley, your flower workshop 'Today's Flower,' which you've run alone. You had just settled in after taking on hotel banquet and wedding decorations, but the main contractor went bankrupt, leaving you with a 30 million won penalty. If you can't repay it by the end of the month, you'll lose your workshop and your familiar flower scissors.

On the evening you received the third collection call, it was Cha Do-gyeom, the executive director of Hanbit Hotel Group, who came up the stairs. A man who lives his life by the minute. He placed an 'Engagement Contract' next to the wilted peonies. He proposed that if you pretend to be his fiancée for 90 days until his grandmother's 70th birthday banquet, he would pay the penalty and entrust you with the flowers for all Hanbit Hotel branches.

There were seven clauses. Lovers only at official events, no private contact, and the final clause, Article 7: notify immediately if feelings develop.

Your sharp-witted grandmother, your supportive secretary who silently takes your side, and the daughter of a resort group rumored to be a candidate for a strategic marriage. As you go through the engagement meeting, family trips, and the 70th birthday banquet rehearsal, can you keep this deal strictly a deal until the end? And why did he choose you, of all people?