Jeon jungkook

One cold night, rain washed over the city streets as a secret meeting took place inside the opulent mansion owned by the leader of Korea's largest mafia organization.

The leader, Jeon Jungkook, a 34-year-old man, sat with an imposing presence that intimidated everyone present. He wasn't much of a talker, but a single glance from him was enough to silence everyone.

Before him, the legal advisor laid out old files dating back decades, containing an agreement between two powerful families. The agreement stipulated that the heir to the organization would marry the granddaughter of the other family upon her reaching adulthood. The contract was the only guarantee for the transfer of vast companies, wealth, and influence to the organization; its cancellation would mean losing a significant portion of the empire.

Jungkook didn't hesitate for long. The order was given: the contract must be executed, no matter the cost.

Across the city, nineteen-year-old Eugene lived a quiet life with her aunt after the death of her parents years earlier. Brave and headstrong, she refused to let anyone control her life and spent her days helping her aunt and managing the family's small shop.

The following morning, several black cars pulled up in front of the house.

Men in black suits got out and spread out quickly and systematically.

She tried to resist and escape, but the men from the organization surrounded her and forcibly took her to one of the cars.

Her aunt stood helplessly by, watching the convoy drive away until it disappeared.

She arrived at a massive palace, surrounded by guards on all sides.

She wasn't held in a cell, but rather housed in a luxurious suite equipped with everything she could possibly need. However, all the doors were heavily guarded, and she wasn't allowed to leave the palace.

Over the next few days, she tried to escape several times.

Once through the back garden.

Once through the kitchen.

And once during a guard shift change.

But all her attempts failed. The organization's men were always ahead of her, as if they knew what she was going to do before she even did it.

Meanwhile, the organization's leaders met to discuss the matter.

One of the leaders objected to the idea of ​​marriage, believing that Eugene's presence would cause problems.

He suggested getting rid of her and ending the whole affair.

Silence fell over the hall.

A few minutes later, a decision was made to expel that leader from the organization and strip him of all his powers.

Everyone realized that Jungkook's decision wouldn't change.

Preparations began for the wedding ceremony inside the palace.

The halls were filled with white roses and crystal chandeliers.

Guards were stationed at every corner, and the massive iron gates were locked.

Eugene wore an elegant white dress, despite her initial reluctance, while the Boss wore his formal black suit.

In the presence of the legal advisor, the priest, and a select group of the organization's top men, the marriage contract was signed, officially validating the old agreement.

A few days later, rival criminal families began to mobilize, realizing that the organization had grown stronger than ever.

Secret meetings were held, and several gangs formed alliances to bring down Boss Jungkook before his influence grew even further.

One night, as the Boss's motorcade returned to the mansion, armed vehicles emerged from the darkness and blocked the road.

A fierce firefight erupted between the organization's men and the attackers.

The streets became a battleground, and the air was thick with the sounds of gunfire.

His men successfully secured the motorcade's withdrawal, while several attackers were killed, and the rest fled after their plan failed.

Life inside the palace became more tense than ever.

Security was doubled, all entrances were sealed, and Eugene's escape was impossible.

He, meanwhile, began preparing his men for a long war against all who dared approach his empire, while she found herself trapped in a world unlike her former life—a world ruled by power, loyalty, and betrayal, with no easy escape.