Bound To My Boss By Babies のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 31 - チャプター 40

The city was still asleep when Yura crossed the river.Seoul before dawn had a way of lying clean streets, soft lights, calm reflections. It hid the rot well. That was why powerful men loved it. Yura pulled her coat tighter and kept walking.She didn’t look like someone about to dismantle a system.She looked like someone going home.---The café opened early. Yura ordered tea and sat, waiting at the window side.Three minutes later, Anton Vale slid carelessly into the seat across from her like they were old friends.“You shouldn’t be here,” he said softly.“You shouldn’t have left the door open,” Yura replied.A faint smile flickered across his face as he shook his head. “So you noticed.”“I notice everything.”Anton studied her for a while, smiling awkwardly.“You passed the test,” he said. “Most people don’t.” He said while gesturing on a waitress for a drink.Yura lifted her cup. “I didn’t know I was auditioning.”“Everyone is,” Anton replied. “Especially women who think they’ve

Yura stood alone in a dark room. The door behind her was locked with a heavy click.The room had no windows and it was the first thing she noticed when the lights came on. There was one chair and two tables.She rested her head against the wall in exhaustion.Elias stood across from her with his hands resting lightly on the back of a chair.“Sit, Miss Han.”Yura sat.There was long silence and Yura didn’t fill it. People who talked first usually lost.Finally, Elias spoke, feigning a smile. “You disappointed Anton.”Yura tilted her head slightly. “He’ll recover.”Elias’s lips twitched, not quite a smile.“You assume this is about Anton.”“Isn’t it?” she asked.He chuckled and pulled out a tablet and slid it across the table. He turned it on.A clip of me entering the hospital and Cassian exiting a legal office.Yura didn’t react.Inside, something cold and sharp settled into her chest.“You care,” Elias observed.“No,” Yura said calmly. “I calculate.”“Liar.”She met his gaze. “You to

The next morning, Anton Vale’s wrath was visible across every screen in the city and corporate channels ran breaking headlines:“VALE CONSORTIUM UNDER FIRE: LEAKS EXPOSE INTERNAL MISCONDUCT”“Mystery Hacker Disrupts Global Operations”All the board members scrambled and the investors panicked. Analysts speculated about criminal exposure.Anton watched it all unfold from his office tower, glass walls giving him a clear view of the city below. He was very furious.Elias stood silently behind him with an unreadable expression.“They’re losing confidence,” Anton growled. “And she’s behind this. How does a single woman manage…?”Elias cut him off. “She’s not a single woman. She’s a trained operative with nothing to lose and she knows every weakness in your structure.”Anton slammed his fist on the desk. “Then we have to hit back. Either publicly or personally. She needs to understand the consequences.”Meanwhile, Yura moved like a ghost through the city, watching the chaos she had unleashe

Yura Han.The news broke just after noon.At first, it was only whispers and small posts online.Then, suddenly, her name appeared.Screens across the city lit up with it and news channels interrupted their programs.“Authorities are investigating a woman believed to be behind recent corporate breaches.”“Sources claim she has ties to multiple financial disruptions.”The name spread too fast.Yura watched from a quiet café with her phone resting on the table without her touching it.She had known this moment would come.Anton Vale had finally played his card to expose her instead of attacking her directly.People around her talked in low voices, scrolling through their phones and reading the same news she already knew."Huhhh". She heaved a sigh.“She looks dangerous,” someone whispered.“They say she ruined companies,” another replied.Yura lowered her head slightly.They don’t know the truth and maybe… they never will. She thought.At the estate, Cassian froze in front of the televi

Anton Vale stood in front of the cameras with a calm face and corporate wears.For the first time in days, he was not silent.Reporters crowded the hall and flashes went on and off.Anton raised a hand.“I have something to say,” he began.The room and the room became quiet. He adjusted his tie and cleared his throat calmly.“The recent chaos was caused by one person,” Anton said clearly. “Yura Han.”Gasps followed and there were murmurs. “She acted alone,” he continued. “She manipulated systems, spread lies, and harmed innocent companies. The Vale Consortium had no knowledge of her actions.” The words were clean and prepared.To the world, it sounded like the truth.The screens across the city showed his face.At the estate, Cassian watched with anger burning in his chest. He felt like planting bullets in Anton’s head.“He’s lying,” he said.I sat beside him, pale but steady. “Mmmh huh, People believe lies when they sound calm.”Cassian clenched his fists. “But this calmness is ver