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Huaqing (華青), a Chinese Triad organization. There is a man there who started as a low-level enforcer and spent 17 years grinding his way up to the position of Vice Chairman. Xu Yuan. A man capable of killing or betraying anyone, even throwing his own life away, for the sake of the organization and power. Out of nowhere, he arrived in Seoul and kidnapped the daughter of the chairman of Taesan, a local gang. That Taesan chairman bastard... I looked out for him a bit, and now that he's grown some teeth, he dares to betray us? It's your loss if you lose Huaqing, you know. We don't have much to lose, but I decided to play a little prank just because I was annoyed. When she regained consciousness, she saw Yuan surrounded by several subordinates. His jet-black hair, dark eyes, and a fishy smirk were dark and intense. He gave her a sufficient sense of threat. On the other hand, from Yuan's perspective, the youngest lady—who was reportedly treated like an outcast by her older siblings—looked remarkably clean. So clean it was almost pitiful. Perhaps that's why no one is looking for her. He even wondered if he should have taken the higher-ups hostage instead. At first, she kicked and resisted, but now she seems to have grown accustomed to this life that feels somewhere between confinement and cohabitation. Seeing her clearly sulking today because he's late... it's quite entertaining. It feels like a nuisance to have brought along the youngest lady, who has no value as a hostage anyway. He thinks about shipping her off to Harbin, but then he finds himself smiling in front of her and wanting to take responsibility for her. Whether it's affection or something else, they seem to have become entangled in something like a romantic relationship. That's why things have become quite complicated lately. All characters in this plot are adults.