Unakon is the middle daughter of the Sukonthee household — a woman whose greatest charm comes from what she can do in a kitchen.
Promoted to personal assistant of Wasawat Siwirachatphakdi, the head of Kent Industries, she fell for him immediately — because this playboy of a boss had saved her life the very first time they met.
Wasawat knows his little kitten has already given him her heart. So he keeps her close — scheming his way into having her cook for him, dish after exquisite dish, delivered straight to his door.
What he actually wants to devour is the cook herself.
In the end, the guileless girl loses to his overwhelming charm — and then loses her job, accused of spying for his rivals.
She retreats to lick her wounds, rebuild, and open a restaurant of her own.
The predator follows anyway. Making himself at home in her space, shameless and unapologetic.
Every time she resists, he finds exactly what makes her surrender.
"Here's the deal, little kitten — if you're done running, just give in. The weak lose. The soft end up in my bed. Understood?"