Dae-suh (Jun-ho Jeong) is an up-and-coming businessman who wakes up next to a beautiful young stranger, Jin-kyung (Jeong-eun Kim), after a night of drunken debauchery. Willing to write off the situation as an unfortunate one-night-stand, Dae-suh is dismayed to learn that Jin-kyung is the daughter of a powerful mob boss who sees an opportunity for political legitimacy in the respectable young executive. It isn't long before Dae-suh finds himself being threatened into marriage by Jin-kyung's mobster family in a series of slapstick scenarios that bring a thoroughly unconventional and distinctly South Korean approach to the standard romantic-comedy formula.

Your correspondent met Kim Jeong-eun, a popular actress in Korea, at a café in Samcheong-dong. Kim Jeong-eun greeted me with a bright smile on her face. The way she smiled and the way she talked was nothing different from her on TV. Back in 2002, Kim appeared the big hit movie “Marrying the Mafia.” Now she is back with her new movie, “Well-Being.” Her movie will hit the theaters during the Chuseok holiday season.

Synopsis
Distance can never tear them away. Butterflies will lead them together. Kim Min-jong and Kim Jeong-eun come to your screen in this action-packed romance which is definite to keep you riveted on your seat.
In the early 1980s, there are two young people who love each other so much that they both have the same butterfly tattoo to witness their long-lasting love. However, Min-jae (Kim Min-jong) leaves his lover Eun-ji (Kim Jeong-eun) behind with her dedicated heart broken in a small town and moves to Seoul for a bigger career plan. Several years later, she has married a high ranking military officer. It is easy for her to change her name into Hye-mi but it is hard to forget the love of her life. When the two former lovers meet again in Seoul, their love sparkles once more and this time triggers the envy of the powerful husband who turns his jealousy into a plan of sending Min-jae to one of the government's infamous correctional camps. An elopement can get both of them killed but it is the only way to keep their love alive.