Chapter 108.2

“i don’t have that hobby. let’s keep it simple. i’m just trying to correct the wrong. let’s put everything back to its original position.”

is this so hard to understand? adam tilted his head.

“put it back?”

“yes, the chairman continues to reign as the king of the seohwa group, and you leave hae-won alone. it’s mine, her.”

adam’s playful eyes subsided calmly. adam, who declared haewon his own, was more serious than ever.

chairman seo read the indescribable obsession from his still eyes.

“are you serious?”

“why can’t i believe it? oh, because i’m the same omega as haewon?”

chairman seo answered in silence.

“i don’t care about traits.”

“!”

chairman seo clenched her fist tightly.

adam didn’t care because he was the alpha, but chairman seo, who didn’t know that fact, couldn’t help but feel empty.

‘i don’t care about traits, woohee. you live as you are. i’ll always be by your side.’

her older sister, who said that the trait was secondary, eventually left her and met another man. just because he’s an omega.

alpha meets omega, and omega meets alpha. the pairing of these two is the same natural principle as when a male and female meet.

it’s the fate of a species.

no.

is it possible that strangers who have lived without knowing each other’s existence for decades meet by chance and completely love each other?

calling animal instincts love!

“what a load of nonsense!”

chairman seo jumped to her feet.

“i can’t listen to you any more. i’m sick of it! how long have you been obsessed with her? no, it’s all acting anyway. do you think i’ll be fooled? i know people like you best. eun-chan, the father of the child, was of the same race as you! he was a man who sold his child in front of money! my sister,”

“don’t you remember? you stole her.”

adam cut off chairman seo’s words.

he didn’t listen to chairman seo at all. it was not a place to have a conversation in the first place.

it’s just a place to take what’s his.

“what?”

“you were the one who treated seo hae-won as dead along with her father, jeong eun-chan, who took her back to korea from manila that day.”

“that, how…….”

“so i thought she was really dead.”

you knew that long ago?

while chairman seo was speechless, adam continued to speak in a calm tone.

“it took me a while to figure out that it was really the same person. the fact that people have certain habits from the moment they are born.”

adam’s gaze was frontal, but he seemed to be looking at something else.

“it’s like destiny, like fate.”

adam muttered nonsense as if it were a natural truth.

“so why don’t you return hae-won calmly, chairman? i want to end this deal amicably for her.”

a deal…

adam’s bizarrely twisted affection gave the chairman a sense of relief. his feelings are something she herself can understand.

an over-the-top obsession.

an area of emotion that cannot be explained rationally.

chairman seo narrowed her eyebrows, painfully, recalling seo kwon-jin’s last appearance.

“you’re out of your mind.”

“thank you for the compliment.”

adam replied with a smile.

“so, my suggestion is,”

it was time for adam to open his mouth again.

someone burst in the door of the chairman’s office without knocking.

“i told you not to let anyone in…”

chairman seo, who was looking toward the door, blurted out the end of his words.

“sera? why are you here?”

chairman seo glanced at adam sitting down and approached sera.

whenever she suddenly approached one step at a time, she felt an unknown anxiety. this is because there was a dangerous atmosphere from sera, who was staring at adam without any movement.

“what brought you here?”

chairman seo asked.

then sera turned her head and looked at her mother.

“it’s all right, mother. i can handle it all.”

“what?”

sera made a strange noise instead of answering.

“actually, i just solved a problem a while ago. kang tae-oh failed, but i never fail.”

“what the hell did you solve? who is kang tae oh?”

chairman seo questioned her in an unbecoming manner.

“joo adam, seeing that he’s here, mother must know everything now.”

“yes, it’s going to be done, so go home now.”

“no, it can’t be done. he’s a terrible guy. i can’t let my mother be swayed!”

chairman seo put her hand on sera’s shoulder and pushed her toward the door. however, sera resisted by twisting her body vigorously.

then something in sera’s jacket’s inner pocket reflected the light.

“what are you hiding in your clothes?”

chairman seo, who instinctively sensed the threat, urgently asked.