"Marry me but don't fall in love" A poor girl gets a contract marriage, but ceo falls madly for her!

After an arrangement made by their elders, a soft‑spoken, village‑born woman marries a driven heir. Soon after, he leaves to manage overseas operations, while she slips into anonymity as a nighttime cleaner inside his own company to fund her father’s treatment. Returning years later as a cool‑headed CEO, he notices her grit amid whispers and snide looks from polished colleagues. Unaware of their tie—and moved by her resilience—he quietly shoulders part of a looming surgery bill through an anonymous channel. Late shifts, shared elevators, and small acts of kindness draw them close, even as she hides the truth about who she is. Rumors swirl, loyalties are tested, and one ugly hallway incident forces the executive to choose between corporate image and conscience. When suspicions spark about her past, the stakes inside the glass tower only rise. Will identity and status tear them apart, or will a hidden bond become their greatest strength? In this slow‑burn office romance with a class divide, every glance could be a confession—and every reveal could reshape the power dynamics at the top.