NOBODY KNOWS *jeon wonwoo ff*

Blood stains and maybe betrayal?

The office was eerily quiet when Choyeon arrived early one morning. The usual hustle and bustle had been replaced by a tense silence. As she made her way to her desk, she noticed a commotion near Daeggu's office. Security personnel and police officers were gathered, and the atmosphere was thick with unease.

Choyeon's heart raced as she approached the scene, her mind racing with dread. Suho, already there, met her with a grave expression. "Choyeon, there's been a murder."

Her breath caught in her throat. "A murder? Who?"

"Victor Lee," Suho replied, his voice grim. "He's one of the managers who was involved in the sabotage scheme. His body was found in his office this morning."

Choyeon's stomach churned as she followed Suho to the scene. Victor's office was cordoned off with police tape, and the sight that greeted her was both shocking and horrifying. Victor's lifeless body lay sprawled across the floor, a look of terror frozen on his face. Blood stained the carpet, and a pool of crimson surrounded him.

Detective Joon, a seasoned investigator with a reputation for solving high-profile cases, was already at the scene. He looked up as Choyeon and Suho approached, his expression stern.

"Detective Joon, I'm Choyeon," she said, trying to steady her voice. "What happened here?"

"We're still piecing things together," Detective Joon replied. "But it looks like Victor was killed in a struggle. There are signs of forced entry, and the weapon used is missing."

Choyeon shivered at the thought of the brutal crime. "Do you have any leads?"

"Not yet," Joon said. "But we're interviewing everyone who had access to this office. We'll need to question you as well."

As the investigation unfolded, Choyeon felt scared. The murder of Victor Lee had cast a shadow over the entire office, and she couldn't shake the feeling that the crime was linked to the ongoing sabotage. The stakes had never been higher.

Later that day, Choyeon, Suho, and Isa gathered in a conference room to discuss the developments. Isa's eyes were sharp as she reviewed the information. "We need to find out who had a motive to kill Victor. His involvement in the sabotage could have made him a target."

Suho nodded. "Victor was a key player in the sabotage scheme. If someone wanted to silence him, it could mean they're trying to cover up something much bigger."

Choyeon's mind raced as she considered the possible suspects. She thought of the recent anonymous threats and the tension between Daeggu and Wonwoo. Could the murder be connected to the hidden conspiracy?

Just then, Wonwoo entered the room, his face pale and troubled. "Choyeon, Suho, Isa Detective Joon wants to speak with you all. There's been a development."

They followed Wonwoo to the main office, where Detective Joon awaited. "We've found something crucial," Joon said. "During our investigation, we discovered a piece of evidence in Victor's office—a bloody handkerchief with a unique monogram."

Joon handed them a photograph of the handkerchief. It bore the initials "I.S."

Choyeon's heart skipped a beat. "Isa, those are your initials."

Isa's expression was one of shock and confusion. "I've never seen that handkerchief before. I don't know how it ended up there."

Detective Joon's gaze was penetrating. "We'll need to look into this further. For now, Kazuha, I need you to come with us for questioning."

Isa looked at Choyeon and Suho, her eyes filled with a mix of fear and betrayal. "I swear, I don't know anything about this. I'm being set up."

As Isa was led away by the detectives, Choyeon and Suho were left with more questions than answers. The murder of Victor Lee had added a new layer of danger and intrigue to their investigation, and the revelation of the handkerchief only deepened the mystery.