Ha Jin Author Novels & Stories

She tore another one of the limbs from the bloody pulp in her hands and chewed on it. "You know my name," Joonjae stated coolly. The woman let out a wheezing giggle, flashing her teeth which were marred with blood. She smacked her lips hungrily. "You are Hwang Joonjae," she sneered. "Son of Hwang Jisun and Kim Jisoo. Twenty eight years old. Head of the country's most dangerous Mafia syndicate."

Just thinking about it made the goosebumps appear on his skin! He then tore the package open in excitement, and true it was! The novel was titled ”Crimson Lovers” written by his most favourite author, Han Qin. Though it was said that this author writes his or her novels under this pen name and their true identity has remained anonymous for years now. Nevertheless, the novels penned by Han Qin has always been bestsellers and copies of the books sold out like hotcakes! Jin Huan was worried that he would not be able to get his hands on a copy because the bookshop owners in the city had not been able to stock up on it due to it being sold out! His brother truly is admirable, Jin Huan could not h

Well, it's really weird to ask her that. "Not that I remember." Flynn shrugs. "I don't even like his guts." ... "What do you think? Do you think I impressed her?" Jin asks as his men gather for dinner. They all looked down with his question or if not, they just looked away from him. "Didn't you hear me?" He asks again. "What did Huina tell you the day you turned into a God again?" Huina is the Goddess of Justice that cursed Jinan. Joon asks, using his logic to answer God's question without hurting him.

Jae Hwa instinctively spun around to meet a pitiful figure. "The hell Hae Jin!" To all of my readers on this, thanks so much for reading, after the next chapter all idle cringy stuff would be ended, while a whole lotta conspiracies spawn. Be prepared, and thanks for staying with me, it's been a tough week.

Hajin streaks a grin. "Is there something wrong?" Hayan shakes his head and skims the book, freezing. They've been hanging around for an hour at this point but then he hasn't done anything! He quietly chides himself for acting that way and attempted to think however much he can. Yet, he can't resist the urge to take a look at Hajin occasionally. "I discovered an article earlier," Hajin said and showed the book to him. He unwittingly inclines nearer as he attempted to clarify the article he recently found. "What do you think? Is it useful? Or not?"

They could only see Jisung who was standing in front of it. “I am not kidding. You should actually read it. I am sure you will really like it. It was about the people before your time. I was really hooked” said Jisung in a cheerful tone. “If you were that hooked then why are you here?” asked Hyun Jin while raising his eyebrow. “Because I heard your footsteps” Replied Jisung with a smile. “Fine. Leave it in my room when you are done reading” said Hyun Jin as he knew he can’t win a fight against Jisung when it comes to books. He really has a good taste in love stories.

But since she was parched, she finished the wine in a single gulp. The man moved closer to the fire. Close enough for Jade to notice a long main of silver hair that was tied back in a half-ponytail. Jade was confused. The man didn’t look to be that old. At least, based on his voice alone, he sounded quite sprightly and young—perhaps just a few years older than she was. “I believe you, by the way,” the man said. “My name is Jin. I’m a trader.” “Jade… er… I’m a student.” Jade stuck out her hand to shake his, but quickly put it down when he showed no signs of wanting to acknowledge it.

In Ha raised an eyebrow, waiting for Arthur to introduce them, or not. Arthur pursed his lips for a moment, then introduced her. “Mr. Jin, this is my wife-to-be, Seo In Ha. And In Ha, this is Mr. Jin Seo Jun. He's one of a shareholder in KIS Corp." In Ha was momentarily stunned to hear his introduction and Jin Seo Jun's expression did not lose to her. "Are you getting married soon?" he asked, a little loudly. The few shareholders who were still left and headed for the exit turned around and walked over as soon as they heard what was said.