A Madman in Love

"Identity theft?"

Jongin was aghast.

"Would someone really go as far as hacking another employee’s ID just to post something on an anonymous bulletin board? That seems a bit..."

"It’s petty, isn’t it? Especially when it’s just a company scandal."

"Yeah."

Suin’s sarcasm was met with Jongin’s enthusiastic nodding.

She opened the message on her PC version and pulled up the two photos Jongin had sent.

"The target is me. Your guess was right, Intern Kwon."

She moved the mouse cursor, pointing to the boundary within the picture. A barely visible fine line separated her and Baek Ihyeon.@@novelbin@@

"When zoomed in, there’s a faint smudge against the dark background. Especially here."

"Oh, you’re right. I missed that..."

Jongin squinted at the screen, then pointed precisely at the area.

"This blur is from blending after layering images. They cut out two separate pictures and merged them into one."

"They trimmed the angles and positioned us to make it seem like we were looking at each other, right?"

"Exactly."

"Well, I must not have timed my interactions with Baek Ihyeon perfectly then."

The sheer effort put into this was ridiculous.

Whoever was behind it could have spent their time doing something more productive instead of wasting it on nonsense.

"Chief."

Jongin suddenly called out.

Suin looked up, only to find that he had transformed into a detective hot on the trail of a criminal.