A Very Special Love

Laida begins her day with a job interview at Flippage, Miggy Montenegro’s men’s magazine. The interview room fills with tension as Miggy pushes a hard edged vision for the issue. Despite the chaos, Laida’s calm poise and practical instinct leave a memorable impression that signals her potential fit for the team.

Miggy leads a heated meeting about Bachelor, tearing into ideas and belittling colleagues. His domineering style triggers a walkout from half the creative team, fracturing the project. The scene establishes Miggy as a volatile boss who demands loyalty under pressure.

In the wake of the chaos, Laida is hired on the spot after delivering Miggy a coffee left by an attendant who had walked out. The small, courteous act shows her willingness to step in and help, catching Miggy’s attention. She officially joins Flippage and becomes part of the Bachelor team.

Laida starts working closely with Miggy, defending his decisions and supporting him even when others doubt him. She remains largely unaware of the harsher truth behind his ego, choosing loyalty over confrontation. Her devotion keeps Miggy from seeing his own flaws clearly.

Laida continues to cater to Miggy’s whims, often blurring the lines between professional and personal matters. Gossip swirls as her proximity to him fuels rumors about their relationship and her motives. The newsroom atmosphere grows tenser as colleagues question her reasons for staying so close to him.

Laida makes a suggestion for an article, and Miggy publicly humiliates her in front of the staff by forcing her to say the word sex. The blow stings and shakes Laida’s trust in his leadership. The moment reveals the cruel side of his management and the impact on the team.

Later, Miggy realizes it was Laida who arranged the last minute call to find a printing press for a rush magazine overhaul and feels embarrassed by his outburst. He confronts his temper and acknowledges her initiative. The acknowledgment marks the beginning of a shift in how he treats her and the team.

To ease the rift, Miggy orders pizza for the team and serves Laida a slice in a conciliatory gesture. Laida remains distant, choosing not to engage with the attempt at reconciliation. The moment signals growing emotional distance even as a tangible attempt at repair occurs.

Laida is summoned to Miggy’s apartment and finds him ill with little food and no one to care for him. She looks after him, even missing her mother’s birthday in the process. The care she gives exposes Miggy’s vulnerability and deepens her concern for him.

Miggy wakes up to Laida by his side, tending him and showing a nurturing side that he has rarely shown. He realizes his feelings for Laida and longs for her closeness beyond professional boundaries. As a result, the workplace climate starts to improve and the team grows more cohesive.

With this new awareness, Miggy reveals the truth about his past: he was an illegitimate child who was adopted into the Montenegro family after his mother’s death. His drive to prove himself to his father and older brother explains his relentless, sometimes harsh approach. The confession brings a tempered humility and a willingness to grow.

Laida helps Miggy learn to be a true team player, balancing ambition with loyalty and empathy. As he becomes more approachable, productivity and morale rise at the company. Their evolving partnership demonstrates how love and respect can reshape a workplace.