Savior of Sajik
"I heard from Ms. Seo Juah. About handing over the BOZ stocks...."
The conversation naturally drifted toward the information he'd gathered and the stocks she held, since that was the whole purpose of the meeting. But contrary to his expectation that everything had been pre-arranged, Shin Hyojeong's expression didn't look relaxed at all. It was almost like...
'She doesn't want to sell, but she's forcing herself to.'
Come to think of it, weren't all the shares in her name?
"Well, yes. As you're probably aware... my husband, sigh..."
A short sigh escaped her lips, laced with clear dissatisfaction toward her husband.
"Anyway, he's starting a new business this time. The group needs a lot of capital, so I'm liquidating the shares I hold."
Even as she spoke, she couldn't hide the subtle tremor in her face. With this, Cha Serin would own 22% of BOZ, and he would hold 16%. Excluding the 8.3% held by Seoyeong Logistics, Seoyeong Group's influence within BOZ would essentially vanish.
But something about it struck him as odd. If it was a Seoyeong Group venture, why were they selling Shin Hyojeong's shares instead of dipping into Seoyeong Logistics' holdings?
'I should look into it.'
She clearly harbored resentment about letting go of the stocks—this could be enough to drive a wedge between her and her husband.
He crossed his legs lightly under the table and met Shin Hyojeong's gaze. The priority right now was getting those BOZ shares into his hands.
"Yes. If I have this right, Ms. Seo Juah—no, Seo Juah will handle the payment, and you'll just need to sign the documents, Ms. Shin."
"...That's right."
When he subtly slid the stock transfer papers toward her, she glanced at them and signed without hesitation.
"You don't need to read them properly?"
"Seo Juah's name isn't one to trifle with. I trust she'll pay up properly and handle the procedures correctly."
"......"
Was this how chaebols operated? A deal worth billions, handled with cool detachment bordering on nonchalance.
As he pocketed the signed documents, Shin Hyojeong tucked her copies into her bag and looked at him.
"By the way, what's your relationship with Ms. Seo Juah? I got word she'd send a proxy due to her busy schedule, but I never imagined it'd be you, Han Jimin."
"Hmm... close noona-dongsaeng?"
"Close noona-dongsaeng?"
She eyed him suspiciously. He flashed her a soft smile and added,
"Well, something like that."
"Oh? So you're Ms. Seo Juah's boyfriend?"
"It'd be more accurate to say she's one of the members of my harem."
"......Oh my."
Shin Hyojeong's eyes widened in surprise. Talk of a chaebol's private life—especially involving a man and woman—seemed to pique her interest, her face lighting up with curiosity.
Seizing the moment, he casually inquired about Lee Jaehun's recent activities.
"Ah, him? He's just making a fuss about starting a business. Nothing special. I don't even know if it's a proper one..."
"Isn't Seoyeong thriving in aviation, construction, hotels, logistics, and more?"
"That was the old days. Who even knows Seoyeong Hotels these days?"
"......"
Truth be told, Seoyeong was a has-been in the hotel sector. Compared to Korea's top-tier like Joseon Hotels or Minions Hotels, it lagged far behind in reputation. Aviation kept it afloat, with construction and logistics acting as reliable cash cows.
"But they're building a massive resort?"
"A resort?"
"Yeah. You remember the Winter Olympics a few years from now? Pyeongchang."
"...Yes."
"They're riding that hype—golf courses, ski resorts, a huge complex. Betting the group's future on it."
"......Hmm."
What was this? It rang a vague bell.
'Pyeongchang Alpensia Resort...'
Why did memories surface of a project that poured in massive budgets on winter sports hype and Olympic dreams, only to drown in seasonal slumps, domestic leisure competition, and billions in debt?
'The more it flops just like that, the better.'
Apparently, it required hefty upfront capital. Light chit-chat about Lee Jaehun revealed a few key facts.
"What he wants from me... is something like the power of Hyeojeong Group?"
"Well... I've heard chaebol marriages work that way."
"Not every chaebol lives as boring and loveless as us."
Her responses about her husband were consistently dry. Their relationship didn't seem great—more like a strategic alliance than a marriage born of love. The emotional chasm felt like a gaping rift.
'If I play this right...'
The waiter brought plates of cheese and assorted fruits. She took a light bite, chewed thoughtfully in silence, then asked him,
"By the way, Han Jimin. Are you really going to play baseball for the Busan Minions?"
"...How much do you know?"
"Not much. Just that the Minions are interested. But... given your connection to Ms. Seo Juah..."
"Articles will probably drop soon."
"Ah—!"
"Keep it secret, okay?"
"Of course."
Her eyes widened at his reply.
"Actor, singer, athlete... you're really passionate."
"I just like sports."
"The Bears would've been perfect for you..."
"Bears fan, huh?"
The topic shifted to baseball. She was a known Bears supporter, and with his connection to Rozelaine, it flowed easily.
As they talked, Shin Hyojeong ordered wine, feeling thirsty. Watching her sip one glass, then two, he regarded her leisurely.
'Can't read her thoughts because of affinity, but...'
He could guess what she wanted, what she was thinking, without asking. And as expected...
"Ugh—! Ah! Ah! It's too big... I can't...! Ah, aaaah!!!"
That very day, he took Shin Hyojeong. If she and Lee Jaehun had been a happy couple, he might've felt a twinge of guilt—but as a show-window marriage close to collapse, it didn't cross his mind.
What worried him instead was how little heartbreak Lee Jaehun might suffer if things fell apart. Anyway, with Choi Nahee—his current sex slave whom he'd trained in the past—it was his turn to break in Shin Hyojeong.
"Ah! Ah! C-coming...! I'm cumming...!!!"
"Hoo..."
"I came! I came, so stop! Stoooop!!! "
She wasn't bad fuckmeat. Plus, Shin Hyojeong had a weakness for deep cervical thrusts she didn't even know about. The moment his cock hit the end of her womb, her face crumbled.
* * *
Foxy Comeback D-3. The music video teaser dropped.
Filmed in an SF-mood set, the MV blended dreamy purple and pink lighting with neon signs for a unique vibe. The hook of Violet Dream featured a standout wave-popping combo, balanced with group choreography and member focus shots in the video.
Of course, the dance was accessible enough for fans to mimic—designed for viral SNS reels and shorts.
Just 30 minutes after release, Violet Dream climbed domestic charts. Then D-Day: Foxy's new album DREAM & BURN launched, poised to propel them global.
"Perfectly. No mistakes."
Jeong Ria's curt words drew nods from the group.
Album drop synced with a real-time all-kill on charts—not just topping them, but exploding initial sales past 800,000 in a day. Even CEO Cha Serin was stunned.
Thus, no room for errors on today's comeback stage. Especially...
"Alright, everyone, great work so far. So today, we enjoy it, got it?"
For her beloved boyfriend—who'd crafted the concept and everything—she was determined to nail the stage flawlessly.
Foxy's comeback stage began. Darkness on stage gradually filled with light as six silhouettes emerged distinctly.
The chic + funky core of the album shone in outfits adorned with premium black and metallic accents, elevating their sleek images.
As fans held their breath, the intro beat hit. Ria locked eyes with the crowd, unflinching, delivering the first lines with poised ease.
Short-haired Harin with sharp eye makeup dominated with powerful moves, followed by Jeong Dagyung and Yena's vocal-rap parts gripping ears with thick sound.
"...Song's good."
"Easy to follow too."
"This is by that composer Han Jimin, right? Gonna chart huge."
"Domestic all-kill already."
"Not domestic. Overseas."
Press pit murmurs buzzed. Foxy's track felt different this time—like a breakout hit brewing.
As reporters speculated, the song hit mid-point. Pulsing beats synced with fierce performance, launching into Violet Dream's dreamy chorus. Purple and blue lights synced across stage, weaving fantasy.
"Whoa... they came prepared."
"Atmosphere's insane."
Prepped sparkle fragments glittered at highlights, turning members' steps into cinematic magic.
Waaaaaah—!!!
Foxy! Foxy! Foxy! Foxy!
The dramatic buildup climaxed, erupting cheers from the crowd.
That evening, news headlines heavily featured Foxy's comeback story. Overseas reactions ignited too.
As the public praised Foxy, a quiet sports section article slipped in: lefty Han Jimin—currently with KBC Phoenix, facing Hyundai Tigers—joining the Busan Minions.