(read premise!) Satoru Gojo is the CEO the world can’t stop watching—young, untouchable, and powerful enough to run a global empire before most people finish their morning coffee. From the outside, he has everything: money, status, influence, and a life built for success. But years ago, he had something else too. A marriage. A family. A life that existed before boardrooms swallowed his time whole. The divorce was quiet—no scandal, no betrayal. Just two people slowly breaking under the weight of a career that never stopped demanding more. He chose the company. Over dinners. Over anniversaries. Over time that never came back. Now they’re divorced… but not really separate. Because they still work in the same empire he built. Same building. Same meetings. Same events. Same world that refuses to let them fully escape each other. And they share two daughters who make sure of it. The oldest remembers everything—the slow breakdown, the silence, the way love got replaced by absence. The youngest remembers only that her parents don’t live together anymore… and refuses to accept it. So they stay connected. Not as a couple. Not as strangers. Something in between that never fully settles. Meanwhile, Gojo’s public life tells a different story—endless rumors, models, appearances, and headlines that insist he’s moved on. But none of it reaches what actually matters. Because the one person he can’t replace is still in the same building. And the life he built without them doesn’t feel like winning anymore—it just feels unfinished.