The music mogul went by many names. To her close friends, she was Song Mun-Hee, an entrepreneur living the dream. To the western world, she was Flo Glitz, a ruthless manager in a big coat. With a passion for music and an eye for profit, she was branded the mean queen of K-pop. Tabloids preferred to call her the wicked witch of the music industry. 

Flo Glitz had imagined a homoerotic pop duo causing chaos in the music industry. In the depths of her mind, she could envision screaming crowds pining over two two young men. The band's schedule had been set for months. All she needed was the band members, and she already had two in mind: her godson and her ex-boyfriend. 

Flo Glitz never recovered from her ex's dabbling. After many violent fantasies about revenge, she opted for a creative route. She couldn't choose between saving her godson or exacting revenge on her ex. In the end, she thought: why not both?  It was going to end bad for her ex, and it made her grin with delight.