Chapter 204
“Mmm, mm, haa, haa, ah, mmph…”
Their lips separated only for Eunseong to desperately catch his breath before they joined again. Yoo Siwoon kissed him frantically from below, roughly delving in until Eunseong could barely breathe. His face was also flushed red, completely entranced.
Eunseong’s hands, which had been clutching only his own trouser legs to avoid touching Yoo Siwoon, pushed against Yoo Siwoon’s chest. He finally managed to push him away and separate their lips.
“Haa, haa, haa… haah… I, I can’t breathe.”
Even in the midst of this, Yoo Siwoon was still twitching his chin, trying to bring his lips back to Eunseong’s.
He rubbed his sensitized skin against lips that were whispering something quietly. He licked his lips with his tongue. When Eunseong twisted his head as if avoiding him, Yoo Siwoon moved toward him to prevent his escape, persistently and aggressively rubbing his lips against Eunseong’s.
Eunseong could feel that Yoo Siwoon was aroused below. The heat and volume that briefly crossed his vision without even touching was intense. Heat rose from his entire body like a heat haze. His vision was blurry, and his whole body swayed, unable to stand straight. It felt as though he was melting. His consciousness was melting. The body temperature and scent reaching him numbed his mind.
“…Haa, you said… you said just kissing.”
“I am just kissing.”
As if to show that he was doing as told, exercising extreme patience by keeping his hands against the wall to avoid touching Eunseong, the backs of Yoo Siwoon’s hands revealed rough tendons and veins, unable to withstand the tension.
Blinking his flickering eyes slowly, he repeatedly bit his heated lips, creating friction. Yoo Siwoon wrapped around Eunseong’s delicately trembling tongue and licked and bit it as if pulling it into his own mouth. Because he didn’t have Jeokdan, Yoo Siwoon was feeling more vividly how sensitive the sensations in his lips and mouth were.
Unable to endure, Eunseong’s hands wrapped around his neck, embracing him as if clinging to him. Yoo Siwoon’s Adam’s apple moved endlessly as he continuously sucked and swallowed Eunseong’s sweet saliva with his eyes closed.
Yoo Siwoon, who had been kissing like a man out of his mind, slowly backed away and breathed heavily. Eunseong’s lips, thoroughly wet with saliva, were slightly parted, and both his cheeks were flushed with a deep blush.
“…Haa, haa, only married couples do this.”
“Huu… haa, haa, boyfriends and lovers can do this too.”
“No. Only married couples do this. This is something I can only do with my wife.”
“…”
His eyes, which had been staring intently at Eunseong who was looking back at him with eyes wavering as if tearful, slowly closed. His head tilted again as he approached, and their hot body temperatures rubbed against each other.
Eunseong, who had wrapped his arms around Yoo Siwoon’s neck, also closed his eyes. With the intense movement of their mouths opening wide, his body was pushed once more, hitting the wall. The elevated breathing sounds trapped between the wall and Yoo Siwoon spread faintly. It was a persistent and sticky kiss.
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Kim Yanghee, the Sales Director of the Korean branch of the jewelry brand Celestini, was continuously exclaiming in admiration as she turned the steering wheel. As soon as she followed the navigation guidance past the forest of buildings and headed toward the direction bordered by parks and mountains, the atmosphere of the surroundings changed.
After a simple identity check, the barrier opened, and she headed down the road guided by an employee. Following the quiet road that made her doubt whether it was private property, she encountered a building surrounded overwhelmingly by arborvitae trees.
Around the building, which gave the impression of a well-designed traditional art gallery rather than a house, spread a vast garden. The green summer grass was neatly trimmed, looking soft and fresh, and the trees were elegantly pruned, with waves of green dazzlingly prevalent. The landscaping, with flowers and trees placed here and there, formed a perfect unity with the hanok building and was a work of art in itself.
The elegant lines, large glass windows, and warm wooden interior that harmonized with the garden overwhelmed viewers with their scale and beauty alone. Having arrived at a place that seemed to exist only in movies or dramas, Kim Yanghee added admiration upon admiration, finding new things to marvel at with each discovery. It was on a completely different level from the apartment complex where she lived. Even the sunlight shimmering through the green leaves seemed different from what she usually saw, though it might have been just her mood.
“Wow, this is crazy. What would it feel like to live in a place like this? There would be no irritation or anger. Would it feel like a vacation every day?”
Muttering as she parked the car, she got out with an excited expression. Next to the parking lot, a neat-looking man in a suit had already come out to wait for her.
“Welcome. I’m Director Nam Giwoo, whom you spoke with yesterday.”
“Yes, hello. Nice to meet you. I’m Kim Yanghee, Sales Director of Celestini’s Korean branch.”
Director Kim Yanghee immediately greeted the man she encountered as she got out of the car and took out her business card to hand to him. Director Nam checked the business card as a formality and put it in his front jacket pocket.
Celestini was a high-end jewelry brand focusing on diamonds, used exclusively by overseas royal families and billionaires—a brand that not just anyone could purchase from, even with money. Kim Yanghee, who was in charge of the Korean branch of Celestini, always took pride in her company.
“This way, please. He’s waiting.”
“Yes, just a moment.”
Kim Yanghee took out the shopping bag she had placed in the back seat of the car. When Director Nam tried to carry it for her, she declined, saying it wasn’t heavy. Indeed, it was light, containing only brochures and samples.
The path leading to the mansion was laid with dark gray stone material. Although this wasn’t the first time she had received a VIP visit request, she looked around with curious eyes due to the fact that this was the secretive Seongha Group owner’s mansion. She followed him, awkwardly smiling as she looked around.
“I didn’t expect to hear from the Seongha Group. Is someone getting married?”
“Last month, our group’s name changed from Seongha to S Apex Group.”
“Ah, I apologize. It’s become a habit. I’ll be more careful.”
“Well, Seongha is a long-established company. And our CEO just wants to do some shopping. It’s not about a wedding.”
Kim Yanghee lowered her head, feeling a sting from the authoritative gaze that seemed to warn against creating unnecessary rumors.
After unlocking the security with his fingerprint, he pressed a button, and the massive front door silently slid inward.
The inside of the building was much larger than she had imagined from the outside. The high ceiling and the entire wall occupied by large glass windows reflected the vitality of the trees and plants like a mirror. Only minimal furniture was arranged to enhance the beauty of empty space, and the objects placed in each space seemed like their price would be extravagant.
The living room, where sunlight poured in brightly through the glass windows and the wood interior that preserved the texture of the trees blended warmly, was a space that felt more lived-in than expected.
“Please wait here for a moment. I’ll bring the CEO. Would you like something to drink?”
Director Nam pointed to a table that was neatly arranged like a space in a gallery.
“Water, just water would be fine for me.”
“Alright. I’ll bring you water.”
The stern-looking man gave a mechanical smile and turned away.
Letting go of her tension as she carefully looked around, Kim Yanghee hurriedly began her preparations. She opened the shopping bag and took out a leather case. She pulled up her blouse sleeves and put on white gloves.
When she opened the leather case placed on the reception table, sparkling jewelry revealed itself on the soft velvet lining. Although they were samples, the jewelry sparkled brilliantly in the sunlight coming from outside.
It was a rule that genuine pieces couldn’t be taken outside. Nevertheless, the samples, which used plated rings with high-quality cubic zirconia instead of diamonds, were crafted so meticulously that even experts would have difficulty distinguishing them with the naked eye. Next to them, she also placed a brochure specially made just for him.
Kim Yanghee, who was carefully polishing the rings with microfiber to make them sparkle more, raised her head at the sound of someone approaching.
Someone was walking into the living room. It was a tall man who seemed to have a leg injury. Though dressed casually, he had handsome features that made people tense.
For someone like her, who frequently saw celebrities and always worked in an environment surrounded by jewels, there was rarely anything to marvel at in terms of beauty. But Kim Yanghee had been continuously admiring everything since arriving here. Though she was experienced in dealing with the picky clients who were mainly from wealthy families or prestigious backgrounds, she couldn’t hide her nervousness today.
“Hello. I’m sorry for making you come all the way here.”
“Not at all. We are more grateful and honored that you called us. Nice to meet you. You must be CEO Yoo Siwoon of S Apex?”
With a naturally brightened face, Kim Yanghee bowed politely to him. The Seongha Group was different from other conglomerates she had dealt with. They were secretive and didn’t make public appearances, to the extent that few people had properly seen the face of anyone from the Seongha family except the chairman. She had occasionally heard rumors that Seongha sometimes closed department stores for their shopping, but she never dreamed they would contact her company.
“You seem to be injured?”
Seeing Yoo Siwoon approaching with a crutch, Kim Yanghee asked with a concerned expression.
“I fell badly down the stairs.”
“Oh my! How terrible. Are you alright? No, how did it happen?”
As if such a tragic event couldn’t possibly occur, Kim Yanghee reacted with a sales-oriented response, saying “oh dear, oh dear” and expressing how upset she was.
“I’m fine. This is just for show. It’s very useful for gaining sympathy.”
Author: Hyacinthus B
Hyacinthus
