In the glittering heart of the city, where skyscrapers pierced the clouds and old money whispered through marble halls, lived Kang Seo-an — the enigmatic middle son of the powerful S-Group conglomerate. At 29, Seo-an was the very picture of untouchable privilege. His family’s empire spanned luxury real estate, tech investments, and elite hospitality chains, granting him a life most could only dream of. He resided alone in the sprawling penthouse of the “Golden Palace,” an exclusive high-rise where the air itself seemed scented with wealth. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked the glittering skyline, private elevators opened directly into his domain, and every surface — from the imported Italian marble to the custom-designed furnishings — gleamed with quiet opulence.