I Became a Scoundrel of a Chaebol Family

Even from just hearing the rough outline, it was astounding.

Do Yoon-jung and Kwang Seok-jin, classmates from the police academy, had been dating for over a year. But even back then, Yoon-jung was already bending over backwards to climb the ranks, eventually dumping Seok-jin for that very reason.

To think she broke up with her boyfriend because she hated being kept by a sponsor. It's astonishing just how trashy she is. Next to her, someone like Soo-ah, an ordinary (?) corrupt cop, almost seems cute.

Well, that figures. That’s how she became the chief of police responsible for an entire district in this hellhole. She's an exceptionally formidable bitch, in more ways than one.

“I never said it directly, but you must have eventually found out the truth, right?” “Huh.” “She wasn’t totally inflexible back then. She had some adaptability… But at some point, she became utterly obstinate…”

So, he was devastated to find out his girlfriend was sponsored, and that motivated him to become a cop fighting for justice? Is that it?

‘Perhaps it sparked a determination in him to root out the corruption in this society.’

It’s a bit of a stretch, but not entirely implausible. Discovering the truth must have been a huge shock.

‘Could he still have feelings for her? No way, right? After all this time.’

How utterly fucked up the ending was. Still having feelings after all that would be downright foolish.

I grabbed Do Yoon-jung by the hair.@@novelbin@@

“You’re really a fucking rag of a woman.” “Ahh….” “How can you trample over someone’s feelings like that? You can’t even be recycled.”

Yet, Do Yoon-jung just laughed it off and clung to me. Her soft skin warmly wrapped around me.

“But you find me tasty, don’t you? I tighten up well.”

Her brazenly lewd face made it all the more absurd.

“Now, you’re just for your master.”

• You’re not coming home? “Yeah.”

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• Yes, she’s fine. “Don’t be careless. Guide her well.”
• Yuna can handle herself quite well, don’t worry too much. “Right.”