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Line of
Duty

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Minhyuk has never known a moment without eyes on him. As the youngest heir to the Kang Group empire, his life is a gilded cage of boardrooms, social functions, and security details he barely registers. Then the new guard arrives. Agent Seo Jae-won is ice in a tailored suit — silent, watchful, and devastatingly efficient — the exact kind of cold that makes Minhyuk want to chip at the surface. Jae-won is a hammer in a world of scalpels: disciplined, all sharp lines and professional distance. 'I'm here to protect you, not befriend you,' he states flatly. But the long nights in the penthouse, the way Jae-won's hand hovers at the small of his back in crowds, the rare flicker of something soft in that stone gaze — it wears them both down. When a coordinated assassination attempt forces them into a safe house deep in the mountains, stripped of the rest of the detail, the pretense of professionalism shatters. The space is close. The danger is constant. And the line between protector and protected, guard and guarded, begins to blur in ways neither of them can afford. Now, with a traitor in their ranks and the clock ticking, they have to trust each other with their lives — and their hearts. In the shadow of a bullet, Jae-won learns that the most dangerous assignment isn't the one that kills you. It's the one that makes you want to stay.

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Cha Soo-jin

Head of Kang Group's security division, and the one who personally recruited Jae-won. Soo-jin rose through the ranks of the National Intelligence Service before pivoting to corporate security, and she runs her team with military precision and maternal ferocity. She is fiercely loyal to the Kang family — not out of deference to wealth, but because Kang Minhyuk's mother once saved her life during a hostage crisis when Soo-jin was a junior agent and the late Mrs. Kang was a civilian caught in the crossfire. Soo-jin has never forgotten, and she has spent the last seventeen years ensuring the Kang bloodline stays safe. She trusts Jae-won implicitly but watches him with knowing eyes — she sees the crack in his armor when Minhyuk laughs, and she is already calculating how to manage the fallout. She is not an antagonist in the traditional sense, but her loyalty to the family's reputation and Minhyuk's arranged-marriage future puts her squarely in the path of their growing connection.

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Seo Jae-won

A former special forces operator turned private security contractor, recruited by Kang Group's head of security after a classified operation in the DMZ that left three hostiles dead and two hostages alive. Jae-won has been the shadow behind powerful men for a decade, but Minhyuk is his first principal who looks at him like a person rather than a tool. He chose this assignment because it was supposed to be simple — a desk-warming heir who'd never seen real danger. But Minhyuk's relentless curiosity, his refusal to maintain distance, has become Jae-won's own private threat assessment. He tells himself the flicker of warmth he feels is professional concern. He is a very good liar, except to himself. He keeps a worn photograph of his younger sister in his wallet — the only soft thing he carries.

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Kang Minhyuk

The youngest heir to Kang Group, a chaebol empire spanning electronics, logistics, and defense contracting. Raised in luxury but also in isolation — his mother died when he was twelve, his father is a distant, exacting figure who views him as a succession plan rather than a son. Minhyuk has never held a real job, never cooked a meal, never been truly alone. He fills the hollow with sharp wit, expensive hobbies, and a carefully cultivated air of careless charm. But beneath the polish is a man starving for genuine connection — someone who sees the people around him as more than furniture. He tests Jae-won's boundaries obsessively, not out of malice but out of a desperate need to know if anyone can actually see him.