Fate's Unpredictable Romance [운명의 예측불허 로맨스]

Episode 2. Confidential VVIP Member

<1 hour before the commotion at the café, in the lawyer's office at Win Law Firm.>

Joon sat at his desk, piled with documents, unaware of what would happen soon.

"I'm sorry, but please don't take this taxi."

The incident from that day, initially dismissed as a mere coincidence, lingered in my mind.

Nearly being hit by a car in broad daylight in Cheongdam-dong is not an experience that everyone can relate to.

Moreover, avoiding the accident, possibly thanks to a woman who seemed to have some foresight, was...

What exactly could have been the identity of that woman. Who is she?

"Attorney Kang Joon."

The lead investigator, Youngmin, said with a stern expression on his face.

"The client is Ms. Nam Joohee, the second daughter-in-law of the Ohyang Group. She has direct evidence to substantiate her husband's hidden bank accounts."

"Let's schedule an appointment then."

"I'll personally deliver it to the attorney. It seems my husband has hired someone on his side. Here's the appointment location and time." Was what she said.

Youngmin extended a café business card over Joon's desk.

The café's address was the same place where Mi Yeon had tried to stop Joon from getting into the taxi a week ago.

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Joon stopped in front of a café in Cheongdam-dong.

The place where the well-polished shoe stopped was the same place where Mi Yeon stood a few days ago.

Hanging onto the lawsuit paperwork for a week like a hamster on a wheel had been such an intense experience.

Or was it rather refreshing?

However, no matter how much time has passed, still obsessing over that woman after a week seems excessive.

Entering the cafe, Joon massaged his temples with his fingertips while waiting for the client.

I can't afford to think about nonsense.

The other party is the son of the Ohyang Group. Divorces among chaebol families were battles of wits.

The more you have, the less you want to lose.

The key in this lawsuit is how much property will be divided. You can trace the account as long as you have proof that it is a borrowed-name account, so after that.......