You Accepted the Contract (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 6
For a moment, Mi Joo was at a loss for words.
She knew very well what kind of bait the phrases “We’ll handle anything for you” and “travel expense included” really were.
But the business card company had recommended adding exactly such phrases, claiming people would remember receiving the card and actually get in touch.
Still, it absolutely did not mean they carried out anything illegal or suspicious—exactly as written on the card, their main services were document handling, grocery shopping, and babysitting.
Occasionally, there were same-day party companion requests, but she always turned down clients who offered overly generous payments from the start, aware they were inflating the price with impure intentions.
And recently, she had even begun refusing those lighter party companion gigs altogether.
So why was this man fixating so intently on the phrases “travel expense” and “everything helper service”? Mi Joo felt uneasy.
Mi Joo replied in the calmest voice she could muster, and Si Yoon continued,
“What do you mean by ‘that kind of thing’?”
Mi Joo had momentarily assumed he wanted an escort service between men and women, but then suddenly remembered Si Yoon’s orientation.
‘Right. This guy isn’t interested in women at all.’
She was also relieved that since it was a phone call, Si Yoon couldn’t see how overreactive she’d just been.
Yet Si Yoon sensed her flustered state through the phone and gave a small, awkward chuckle.
“I won’t ask you to do anything weird.”
“Oh?” Seriously? Shouldn’t her first reaction have been relief instead? Did she really seem like the kind of woman who’d do anything as long as the money was right? Si Yoon’s expression hardened at Mi Joo’s reply.
But then he realized he was cornering her, and found his own unusually tense attitude somewhat ridiculous. He took a slow, deliberate breath to relax himself.
The woman sounded increasingly hesitant, her voice fading—as if she might flee from both the job and the call.
“No, there’s no misunderstanding. I need some documents handled. You said you do that kind of work, right?”
The tension in Mi Joo’s voice eased slightly.
“It’s not a simple matter. It might be too difficult for someone like Chloe to handle.”
When Si Yoon used the name printed on the card, Mi Joo corrected him with her real name instead of “Chloe.”
“Yes, Ms. Choi Mi Joo.”
Si Yoon’s low voice, enunciating each syllable of her name clearly, sent a shiver down Mi Joo’s spine through the phone line.
“Anyway, I’ll send you a text. Come over here so we can talk. Bye.”
He hung up abruptly, ending the call unilaterally.
“That name suits you well. Chloe. Choi Mi Joo.”
Si Yoon repeated Mi Joo’s name once again under his breath, then tightened his lips. What did “suits her” even mean? It was just an ordinary, common name. With one hand, he quickly typed the address and hit send.
He had no idea where Mi Joo was right now or whether she could even come, yet he’d sent the address along with an uncompromising summons to appear.
He expected a reply like, , or .
But despite the long passage of time, no text or call came from Mi Joo.
Si Yoon had always possessed abilities far superior to others, whether in work or personal relationships.
Yet this Choi Mi Joo was acting completely contrary to his expectations.
“No call, not even a text?”
Even someone as utterly lacking in manners as this should at least send a message saying they didn’t want to work together—yet there wasn’t even a complaint.
“Is she coming or not… ugh.”
Unable to read her intentions, Si Yoon himself grew frustrated.
He could just ignore her—but found he couldn’t. He kept checking his phone over and over, waiting for a reply that never came.
Si Yoon ended up stuck at home, helplessly waiting for Mi Joo.
Realizing he was overreacting to an indefinable emotion, he wanted to regain his usual composure.
He put his phone down, changed into swim trunks, and stepped out through the terrace into the backyard. The pool water, heated fiercely by the daytime sun, shimmered under the sunlight.
Splash.
His large body plunged in, sending droplets flying in all directions.
Underwater, he attempted a deep, prolonged dive. The only sounds echoing were the rush of water against his body and the beat of his own heart.
Si Yoon sought total isolation from the world, focusing solely on himself—wanting to forget about the someone whose call never came, fighting through the suffocating pressure and holding his breath.
“Damn it, even this is about that woman.”
* * *
Mi Joo was secretly annoyed by Si Yoon’s unilateral phone call and rude hang-up.
“Come on. He’s my client right now.”
Whether she took the job or not, he’d promised to cover travel expenses—so it was a deal with no downside for her.
After receiving the address Si Yoon sent, Mi Joo had expected an upscale village residence. But the location revealed by navigation was an even more glamorous neighborhood than she’d imagined, making her feel small again.
“What does he even do to live in a place like this?”
Well, considering he’d attended an embassy party, he must come from a family with both reputation and wealth.
Mi Joo tried to gauge Si Yoon’s social standing.
“But if someone already has money and prestige, why would he need me to handle documents for him?”
Suspicion crept in.
He must surely have easy access to high-class professionals like lawyers or administrative agents.
“Why me, of all people? He said it’s difficult—could he possibly be asking me to do something illegal?”
If he offered an amount of cash too large to refuse, would she still be able to say no?
She even pondered the exact limit—how much money she could accept before betraying her conscience and beliefs.
“Am I really that obsessed with money?”
She felt pathetic for entertaining so many thoughts. With her mind and heart in turmoil, Mi Joo got into her car.
Heart pounding, she turned the ignition. Thankfully, it started right away this time. Taking it as a good omen, she tried to calm herself and glanced at her reflection in the rearview mirror—revealing a pale face bare of any makeup.
‘I should’ve at least put on some makeup before coming.’
Feeling brief regret, she rummaged through the glove compartment for cosmetics. She found a lipstick but quickly tossed it back.
‘What’s the point of trying to look good anyway?’
Yet the thought that she might not even be able to make a good impression weighed heavier on her mind. Then, remembering how resolute Si Yoon’s preferences were, she actually felt more at ease.
“Just focus on the job.”
* * *
Si Yoon surfaced from his deep dive, finally releasing the breath he’d been holding.
“Phew… Thought I heard something.”
“A doorbell?”
….
“Has she arrived?”
Si Yoon immediately emerged from the water. Droplets glistened as they rolled down his toned body.
Mi Joo, having parked, stood in front of Si Yoon’s house and rang the bell. For a long time, there was no response from the intercom.
‘Surely he didn’t call me over only to go out again?’
Just as she was about to press the intercom again out of anxiety, Si Yoon’s voice came through.
“Come in.”
The gate opened automatically with a mechanical sound. His deep, low-pitched voice—blunt and direct, without even a greeting—made Mi Joo tense up, despite its calm and restrained tone.
She pushed the gate open and stepped into the yard. Lush green grass reminiscent of a golf course spread out before her, and a grand building with floor-to-ceiling glass windows—like something from a movie—stretched across the property.
“Wow. What’s all this luxury for? Where am I supposed to go?”
While Mi Joo hesitated, unsure which way to turn, Si Yoon approached her wearing a robe.
‘What? Did he just get out of the shower? Why’s he drying his hair with a towel? Even if it’s his own house, why is he walking around in just a robe—at this time of day, seriously!’
Mi Joo nearly lost her breath at Si Yoon’s unexpected attire.
She’d resolved to focus solely on work and knew his preferences were firm—but her heart still fluttered at the sight of him standing right before her.
Si Yoon, standing in front of her, casually ran a hand through his wet hair and greeted her.
“We meet again.”
“Hello.”
Mi Joo instinctively bowed deeply with an old-fashioned folder-like gesture. Immediately embarrassed by her excessive formality, she resolved to act more confidently.
“I was swimming. I figured you weren’t coming since you didn’t reply.”
“Weren’t coming?”
He completely ignored the emotions he’d felt while endlessly waiting, then finally jumping into the pool out of impatience.
“You told me to come quickly without setting a specific time, so I assumed it was urgent—but I guess not?”
“It is urgent. Can you come to the pool first?”
“Huh?”
The pool? His loosely tied robe already left his chest plainly visible—what more did he intend to show her? Mi Joo’s heart started racing wildly.
“My drink and sofa are over there.”
“Oh… alright. Let’s go.”
Only then did Mi Joo feel ashamed of how foolishly she’d imagined herself floundering alone in the water like she was drinking imaginary kimchi soup.
Si Yoon led the way toward the pool, walking briskly across the grass barefoot.
‘When was the last time I saw someone’s bare feet?’
It struck her that she’d never seen such large, muscular bare feet before—and her cheeks flushed.
Water droplets trailed down his legs beneath the robe, and with every step, the loosely tied belt accentuated the powerful strength in his waist and glutes.
‘Am I secretly some kind of pervert for noticing a man’s butt again?’
For a moment, Mi Joo worried this might be the emergence of an unknown kink she’d never realized she had. Just then, Si Yoon turned back and asked her,
“What would you like to drink?”
Startled from sneaking a peek at his back, Mi Joo flinched but quickly pretended nothing happened.
“If… if you have something chocolate-flavored.”
Chocolate-flavored? She wasn’t a child—yet here she was asking for chocolate. Si Yoon let out an involuntary chuckle.
“Wait here a moment.”
Si Yoon went inside through the terrace door, and Mi Joo looked around curiously.
The pool was so vast it would leave her breathless after just one lap. The garden was meticulously landscaped, and the lawn perfectly maintained—it was the first time she’d seen such a luxurious villa.
On the terrace, a three-seater ivory sofa and a matching white marble table faced the pool.
Mi Joo sat delicately on the edge of the sofa, waiting for Si Yoon.
Soon, Si Yoon returned to the terrace and held up one of two differently shaped glasses in front of her.
“Mint chocolate. Is that okay?”
He hadn’t even asked—just assumed mint chocolate… Truly, a man with unique tastes.
When yandere male lead believes she loves him — but she never did
“How dare you!”
“How dare you make me love you, only to cast me aside as nothing more than a friend?!?
“I will never accept that.”
“I will never let you return to him.”
“Even if I have to burn myself to ashes.”
“Even if I must shatter my purity, my dignity, my very soul.”
“I will never let you escape me!”
This was the first novel that introduced me to the matriarchal genre. I’ve read it three times already!
At first, the male lead despised the female lead. Later, he misunderstood that she liked him, so he condescendingly and reluctantly reciprocated her feelings.
Then, he suddenly discovered that she was kind to everyone in the same way, and there was already someone she cherished in her heart, and that person was not him.
The male lead couldn’t believe it, he became angry and crazy. He was determined to capture her body and heart by any means necessary.
Synopsis:
Want to see how a green tea bitch male lead falls in love with the female lead?
Want to see how he flirtatiously pursues the female lead?
Want to see how he gets slapped in the face repeatedly?
The male lead is a green tea bitch, a poisonous lotus, jealous, ruthless, unscrupulous, with a venomous heart, and he’s also a delusional maniac.
The female lead is righteous, positive energy-filled, kind, a holy mother.
Let’s see how two people with extreme personalities come together~
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