[BL] Tired Of Living As An Omega

Chapter 94

"Moon Kyung-sik did that?"

I was shocked. Was this what he meant by not letting go that day? I clicked my tongue at this classic yet simple method that was so easy to get caught.

"Why?"

"That... I don't know that. He didn't give me the reason to steal the medicine."

"Really?"

"I'm telling you, this is not a lie, I swear."

Mrs. Kim's words seemed to be true. It was hard to believe, even if it was true.

"Do you know what that medicine is?"

"I thought it was just a good medicine for you to take. I heard you were weak..."

This was a relief. The inhibitor that Secretary Choi gave me was a product whose original packaging had all been replaced with a different one, just in case. Just by looking at it, you could never tell that this was a recessive omega inhibitor. Absolutely, unless they read the drug use manual that Secretary Choi separately delivered to me.

'If only he had known that the medicine he stole was the suppressant I was taking.....Maybe they didn't have to hand it over to Moon Kyung-sik.'

It would have been better if you had asked for money directly from me, considering that money was the purpose, but it was a pity.

"Mr. Kim."

"......Yes."

"I'm sorry to you, but I think I'll have to detain her. It's something we can't just ignore."

"I understand..."

Mr. Kim bowed his head with a mixed expression. The other people also became solemn.

When Secretary Choi hired those people, there was a provision that they would have to pay for any problems or risks caused by them.

'I don't know if that will be the judgment of the law or if it will be handled by the people from Seong Eun Group.'

That was the only thing that could be seen in the fine employment contract. Even though Mrs. Kim tried to get out of the contract in such a way that she was not an employee, she could not avoid punishment as she was the wife of the employee.

That was the protective layer that Secretary Choi prevented in case I was found to be a recessive omega.

I beckoned my employees.

"Detain her so she can't run away. Secretary Choi will come tomorrow and I'll hand her over to him."

"I, I don't want to! Honey! Help me! You're my husband..."

Mr. Kim earnestly asked me, looking like he had just aged for a decade.

"I'm ashamed of her, young master, but since she's family, can I detain her instead?"

"Honey!"

"Do so. Instead, be sure to accompany others."

"......I see. Thank you."

"This is ridiculous! Let go! Let go! I wouldn't have done this if I had known you weren't abandoned...!"

Mr. Kim and the kitchen ladies held on to the struggling Mrs. Kim's arms and dragged her out. The expressions on their seemingly good-natured faces were sharp, as if they were cut-out pieces of glass.