When Daebok first sensed the relationship between the two, it was at the tavern when a heated argument erupted. It was the moment marked by a commotion in the tavern.
The subtle and mysterious atmosphere surrounding Yeonwoo and Geon allowed Daebok to perceive that the relationship between the two was unusual.
Although Daebok was already aware that the two were originally close, he never anticipated their relationship would develop in this manner.
While he had heard of men forming romantic connections, he never expected such an instance to occur in Daebok’s proximity.
The revelation that Lord Gwangho-gun had an affection for a man was shocking, but Daebok’s primary concern was how Yeonwoo planned to handle the aftermath.
A romantic relationship between men, especially in the context of societal norms, was undoubtedly challenging. The thought that Yeonwoo would choose to endure such difficulties was perplexing.
While the discomfort within Gwangho-gun’s unit due to a potential deviation from norms could become a time-sensitive issue, Daebok contemplated the possibility of intervening if things escalated.
However, after learning that Yeonwoo and Geon had started living together, Daebok realized that the situation had progressed beyond his control. If he had known it would come to this, he wished he had intervened when he first noticed Yeonwoo’s feelings. Now, it was too late for Daebok to do anything.
Today, as they left Geon’s quarters, Yeonwoo’s face expressed a shocked demeanor, and tears streamed down like raindrops. It seemed that there might be problems in Yeonwoo and Geon’s relationship.
Come to think of it, although Daebok often saw the two together before, he hadn’t witnessed them spending time with each other recently.
Yeonwoo claimed that it had nothing to do with Geon, but all signs pointed to the contrary. Daebok understood that Yeonwoo wouldn’t easily admit to a romantic relationship between men, especially to him. Playing ignorant, Daebok decided to turn a blind eye.
It was evident that Yeonwoo had experienced a rejection from Geon, and while Daebok sympathized with Yeonwoo’s discomfort, he also considered it a potential blessing.
Perhaps this situation was an opportunity for Yeonwoo to escape the thorny path he had chosen. Daebok brought Yeonwoo to the brothel, hoping to redirect his attention from men to women.
However, Yeonwoo clung to the pillar at the entrance, adamantly refusing to enter. As Daebok pulled her, Yeonwoo resisted, vehemently declaring, “No! I won’t go in! I can’t go in!” The situation was becoming increasingly complicated, and Daebok couldn’t help but wonder what he had gotten himself into by bringing Yeonwoo to such a place.
“No matter what, it’s still like that. How could you bring me to a place like this?!”
“What’s wrong with this place?”
“Well, it’s a brothel, isn’t it?!”
Hanging from the pillar at the entrance of the brothel, Yeonwoo raised her voice in protest.
In Yeonwoo’s memories, the brothel was a place frequently visited by the courtesan Yeonho, leaving not a favorable impression.
Daebok had never expected to set foot in a place like this. Why did he bring her to such an unsuitable place, considering Yeonwoo’s masculine appearance?
“No, is there a law here saying you can’t eat brothel food? We’ve already paid a hefty sum, so let’s go in quickly.”
“No! I won’t go in! Can’t go in!”
As Yeonwoo resisted and refused to enter, Daebok grabbed her with force.
“Argh!”
No matter how diligently Yeonwoo had trained, she couldn’t match the strength of a man who had trained similarly.
With Daebok’s strength, Yeonwoo, who resisted hanging from the pillar, was unceremoniously pulled out.
Daebok, treating Yeonwoo like a log, hoisted her over his shoulder and entered the brothel.
“What on earth are you doing?! Put me down right now!”
As Yeonwoo shouted while hanging from Daebok’s shoulder, people around started looking their way.
Yeonwoo’s face turned red with embarrassment.
“How embarrassing! People are staring, you know?!”
“Well, if you don’t cooperate, I have no choice but to carry you in like this!”
Although Daebok usually engaged in carefree actions, he had never been this stubborn.
Wondering if this noble had lost his mind, Yeonwoo, who couldn’t match Daebok’s strength, eventually surrendered.
“I’d rather go in with my own feet! Put me down, please!”
Only then could Yeonwoo get down from Daebok’s shoulder.
Upon entering, a splendid chandelier adorned the ceiling, and lively laughter, musical performances, and the scent of women permeated the surroundings.
To think that she would enter a place usually frequented by men! Yeonwoo’s feelings became complex.
Following Daebok, they arrived at a quite spacious room.
The room, apparently prepared at a high cost, was large and comfortable.
Soon, a lavish table full of appetizers was brought out.
Yeonwoo, who was dragged here against her will, still maintained a chubby expression.
Then, Daebok picked up a piece of the appetizer and forcefully stuffed it into Yeonwoo’s mouth.
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