Package and Threats
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Ongoing, First published Jun 07, 2026

The narrative traces a complex web of interconnected lives, shadowed by financial strain and veiled threats. In this novel, Cass finds herself drawn into a dangerous request from a woman from her past, a favor involving a mysterious ‘package’ and a secretive operation. Meanwhile, Kim Taehyung navigates the pressures of his struggling corporation, Kim Cooperation, while a college freshman, Jungkook, faces brutal bullying alongside a family crisis potentially linked to Taehyung’s company. These chapters reveal a story unfolding across tense encounters and simmering anxieties, hinting at escalating stakes and deeply rooted conflicts.
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