Assigned To Kill

Assigned To Kill

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Ongoing1h 48m

Last published Sat, Oct 19, 2019

action-romance jisoo lalisa liskook others

Will he kill her before they kill him? Will he be able to carry out his assignment before they blow him up like the rest? ----------------------------------------------------------------- Min Yoongi surveyed the gun in his hands with bleak black eyes and an expressionless face. The face of a hitman. His unequivocal hands were as steady as they ever were during training. He looked at the girl in front of him... Yoongi is a trained executioner. He is, what he likes to call, an experimenter. Training in different Mafias, as well as different ways to hurt people. Ironically enough, she is his first mission. Min Yoongi has one mission. To get the unique girl back to headquarters. You see, her very existence is a 'threat' to them. She has abilities she, herself doesn't know about... yet. They need her dead for their own protection. She looked at the man with the gun, only feet away from her. She is just as fearless and expressionless as he is. She might get shot any second. That would be the worst case scenario to some people, but not to her. Little does the man know, she has a few tactics up her sleeve. Lisa is a high school student undergoing changes in her body. One thing's for sure though, she is NOT going down without a fight.

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