Chapter 9.1

Before infiltrating the JS group in earnest, they deliberately purchased buildings in areas famous for their poor security in Seoul at high prices to use them to remove some of the obstructionists.

But a strange car parked behind the building. That’s also a luxury foreign car.

There were more than one suspicious points. Eventually Adam went down to identify the suspicious car himself.

And Adam who came up again was a little strange. He took off his jacket and rolled up his sleeves, saying it was hot even though the temperature in the room was very low.

Of course, he finished organizing himself before coming to Korea. Neither Hong Kong nor Manila, the Philippines, had any organization targeting Adam.

Above all, there was no smell of blood. Beta Li Yuyen had a talent for noticing things like blood even though she couldn’t smell pheromones.

In particular, Adam’s smell, soaked in other people’s blood, made his bones shiver just by recalling it again.

‘Did you check the suspicious car?’

‘Yes, I did.’

‘What if he was a journalist who was just waiting for a target to show up for a scoop? Don’t you know the price is to get a picture of your face because it’s not in the media yet?’

‘Well, is there a reporter who drives such an expensive foreign car?’

He was so tired that he didn’t ask any more questions. But the owner of the suspicious car that was later revealed was the Seo Haewon.

‘Fortunately, she didn’t seem to notice…….’

Li Yu-yen looked at Adam, who was still relaxed, and pondered his anxiety.

There was an awkwardness left to be called a coincidence. On the other hand, Adam looked as calm as the man who controlled all his troubles.

Adam was the one who came to Korea with the most urgent purpose. It was someone else’s job to be nervous – there was no irony in it.

“It’s not funny that the terms of the marriage are ‘unable to have children’ until an agreement between the two families is made. What kind of bullshit is that?”

Li Yu-yen looked up.

Adam stood leaning against his desk, looking at a copy of the contract, and he seemed to be reviewing the contract before marriage.

No, he thinks he took it out just to laugh at it, but… A few sheets of paper fell through Adam’s long fingers as if they were being violated.

“But you’re glad there’s no provision to ban private meetings until you get married, right?”

“You might as well stay. Like that you won’t cause trouble.”

“That’s too much.”

“Act like a normal person as much as you can.”

“Well, I’ll try.”

Adam, who lived a life of crime in Hong Kong and Manila, came to Korea to marry a daughter of a chaebol family.

However, no one in Korea noticed that Adam was a big shot in the background.

His ‘business partner’ Li Yu-yen was similar. Often misunderstood as a student in Korea because of his unusually young appearance, he was actually a boss in Hong Kong in one of the largest organizations in Hong Kong.

“Don’t do anything useless when you meet.”

Li Yu-yen took his luck hoping that Adam would be at least a little serious.

“What?”

“It’s the contents of the contract. JS and Seohwa, both groups are not in a perfect state of succession. Above all, it is not a marriage between the fittest, so even if a child is born, the calculation is that it will only become an obstacle to the succession of the next management rights.”

“Oh. In other words, they’re using me?”

“Didn’t you come knowing that fact?”

“Yes. Thank you for reminding me every time that I know, Master.”

“Stop that cockiness.”

Li Yu-yen swept hard at the goosebumps on his forearm. Adam bunched thick eyebrows.

“I’m practicing to be attracted to Haewon. Isn’t it good?”

“Well she must be attractive.”

Just to get to know one another. Adam has come forward in that attitude yesterday, and he already had a minus score. What the hell was she thinking? Would I get some points today?

“Yes. It would be difficult if the marriage was broken before the purpose was achieved. Well, I’m a decent groom. No, that’s not good enough, is it? It’s perfect.”

“Ha….”

That confidence is.

Of course, there is a basis. He was so perfect that no one could match it.

The question is whether the woman, Haewon, revealed her face, at least not according to Li Yu-yen’s investigation. Unlike the two sisters up and down. She was clean on men’s issues, and it was as good as a blank sheet.

“Anyway, it’s a remarkable incident. In the Korean business world, there has never been a political marriage between an Alpha woman and an Omega man from both royal families. Wouldn’t it turn the tables around?”