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Chapter 0 “Come back to me, Lee Seo-ah.” Taehyuk’s low voice drifted through the chilly autumn air, striking right at the center of Seo-ah’s heart. There was a time when she loved that voice. It was relaxed yet crystal clear, cutting through the silence with just the right mix of arrogance and coldness. She loved it all the more for it, believing it was his defining trait. He hadn't changed a bit. Standing nearly 190 centimeters tall, he carried a balanced, athletic build built by discipline.…-
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Chapter 45 My strangely righteous yet twisted hobby—and special talent—had been with me ever since I was Chae Habin back in Korea. I had quite an impressive record. Using the evidence of domestic abuse that I had secretly collected, I made my family pay for my university tuition, living expenses, and additional compensation. That only worked because my family cared so much about their public reputation. There was also the freeloading teammate who did nothing during our group…-
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Chapter 1 The Failed Vineyard TL: Hanguk A spring day in California’s Napa Valley, where golden sunlight washes over the vineyard. Contrary to the refreshing scenery of the endlessly stretching green vineyard that pleases the eyes. “So you’re saying you’re shutting down now? Huh?” Some people were agitated, others looked as though the sky had fallen, and then there were Dad and Mom, staring blankly. All of this should have made me anxious and shaken, but I was simply…-
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Chapter 13 Histein's private office in Vicebian Palace was a mess, cluttered with all sorts of documents. Rikart grimaced and found a chair among the papers to sit on. It hadn't even been a month since Histein had collapsed from overwork. Rikart had been forced to insert even minute-by-minute rest periods into his superior's schedule. "Thirty minutes is enough." "I didn't say anything?" Histein chuckled and soon focused on his work. However, it wasn't long before an uninvited guest…-
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Chapter 10 Hebenia looked at the owner of the herb shop and asked, "So, Sister-in-law, these herbs are really expensive, right?" "They're legendary herbs that people say went extinct. These are worth whatever price you ask." The herb shop owner put on his reading glasses, which hung from a string around his neck, and moved his abacus. "So, this is the price." "...Shouldn't we be the ones naming the price since we're selling them?" Hebenia frowned and stared at the abacus. "Veri— no,…
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Chapter 08 Having come to stay temporarily at the Roart mansion, Rodia had truly enjoyed herself for just over a week. She tinkered on the piano, which she remembered playing as a child, and read romance novels, which she had never read before, on her friends' recommendations. The ten or so days she spent at the Roart mansion were like a symbol of deviation for Rodia. And today, she stepped into the ivory-walled building at 26-7 Grandel Street. The thirteen-year-old building, newly…
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Chapter 63 According to Ian, my method had one major flaw—it gave the enemy a chance to fight back. "If they still have even a little consciousness left, they can counterattack. You have to kill them instantly so they don't get the chance to do anything." I nodded at his serious advice. He's completely right. There wasn't a single flaw in his reasoning. But with my ability, isn't this already my limit? All I can do is open and close things... Even while thinking about it, we continued…
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Chapter 17 I gave Ian a brief glare for being so clumsy, then turned to Verity. “What happened to the angel?” “Your wish was granted perfectly, Miss.” Verity shrugged. “The angel has terrible fashion sense, but in terms of strength, they're one of the strongest. If I had to compare them, they're on the same level as the Lords.” “But Ian Oppa didn't seem scared?” Compared to when we summoned the demons before, Ian had been noticeably calmer. Well... except for being…
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Chapter 6 “Yes, Mrs. Clozier.” The steward’s assistant, nodding vigorously, pointed toward the two-story red-brick house before them. It was a cozy-looking home, its entire wall covered in ivy. “I heard from Mr. Bolin, the head steward, that you were looking for a boarding house. There’s likely no place in Blauberg more satisfying than this.” He gave an awkward chuckle and quietly added, “It’s the boarding house my mother runs.” “Is that so?” At Marien’s vague reply, he…
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Chapter 44 Aunt Elba, Ian, and Verity went inside the prison cell. Of course, I tried to follow them, but Ian pushed me back with a stern voice and told me to wait outside. "Why are you trying to watch something like this up close?" "Please listen to Ian, Miss. People in power are supposed to let their subordinates handle dirty work like this while they watch comfortably." In the end, I stood outside the cell with the two dogs and watched the truth serum being administered. Ian and Verity…
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