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Due to his phobia of women, Inhwee has never dated anyone in his life, despite lying about being a "relationship expert" to everyone at school. So when Jeongwon comes to him and asks for "kissing lessons," Inhwee reluctantly agrees. But why do Jeongwon's "lessons" keep getting more specific and intimate? And why does Inhwee find himself actually aroused? While Inhwee spends more time with Jeongwon trying to figure all of this out, he is terrified his friends might get suspicious. As long as he keeps up his macho act, no one is going to catch on... right?

Park Taewon never expected to fall in love with an alpha, let alone one twice divorced with a teenage son. But when tragedy strikes, Taewon finds himself alone with that son, Ahn Sangwoo, a boy he never managed to understand. Then Sangwoo starts getting closer. Too close. And when Taewon unexpectedly presents as an omega, what was once grief and confusion curdles into something far more dangerous. Now entangled in a bond steeped in grief and sin, Taewon is consumed by guilt he cannot confess, and a craving he cannot cleanse. Some attachments aren’t born of love... They’re worn like a crown of thorns.

Ma Ki-woong, who holds the position of general manager of the Black Namcho Company, is famous for his bad temper enough to be called the 'Chief of Demon King'. Yoo Ha-jin, who worked at the company while hiding his identity as the chairman's grandson, decides to take revenge on Ma Ki-woong in every way.

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. Ma Ki-woong, who holds the position of general manager of the Black Namcho Company, is famous for his bad temper enough to be called the 'Chief of Demon King'. Yoo Ha-jin, who worked at the company while hiding his identity as the chairman's grandson, decides to take revenge on Ma Ki-woong in every way.