I Became a Scoundrel of a Chaebol Family-Chapter 185

“...!”

At the mention of the Permanent Special Investigation Office, everyone gulped.

It wasn’t just the shock of hearing it said so openly, but also the sheer weight the institution carried.

The Permanent Special Investigation Office, as the name suggests, would be a "permanent" investigative body. However, when you break down its roles and powers, every single aspect is jaw-dropping.

As an organization dedicated to "investigations without sanctuaries or limits," anyone in Incheon—regardless of who they are or what group they belong to—could be subject to investigation. Moreover, once an investigation begins, the "cooperation orders" that prosecutors can issue are effectively considered automatically active.

Unlike typical investigations that operate under the presumption of innocence, investigations by the Permanent Special Investigation Office work under the presumption of guilt. The accused must prove their innocence as a fundamental principle, and for emergencies, all prosecutors in the office are authorized to carry and use Terminators at all times.

With such immense powers guaranteed, those familiar with the matter often say that whoever controls the Permanent Special Investigation Office controls Incheon itself.

Naturally, in a properly functioning political system, such an institution would never come into existence.

It would have been dismissed at the proposal stage, and the proposer would have faced significant ridicule.

However, in this case, the Permanent Special Investigation Office was progressing with astonishing smoothness. At this rate, it was practically a done deal.

Rumors suggested that the chairman of the Koryo Group had personally intervened.

If that were true, then it was safe to assume the office was already established.

"Is it really... going to be created?"

One of the subordinate prosecutors cautiously asked.

She, too, was a corrupt prosecutor, but as a member of the legal profession, even the faintest trace of her conscience was being stirred.

The Permanent Special Investigation Office was an institution that trampled even on such minimal traces of conscience.

To Lee Na-eun, however, such an institution was the stage of her dreams.

“Of course. If a new Special Investigations Division was suddenly established and I was appointed as its Chief Prosecutor, doesn’t that tell you everything? Especially considering that it’s based in Namdong District.”

“....”

“Stop wondering whether it’ll be created or not. From now on, just follow my words without question. No matter what I say.”

“....”

“I assume all of you have a vague idea of who’s behind me, don’t you?”

Silence filled the room. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

After two rounds of Lee Na-eun’s special investigations, it had become evident that she was connected to Go Muyeol, the eldest grandson of the Koryo Group.

No one had expected the supposedly upright and righteous prosecutor Lee Na-eun to be backed by such a powerful figure.

The truth had left many prosecutors in shock.

“I look forward to working with {N•o•v•e•l•i•g•h•t} you.”

- Bzzzt.

Lee Na-eun’s phone buzzed.

She glanced at the screen and smirked.

“It seems my master is on his way here as we speak.”

“!!”

“I’ll introduce you all to him. Make sure none of you embarrass yourselves.”

*****

[Welcome to the Namdong District Prosecutor’s Office.]

The announcement played as the AV’s broadcast began.

Whenever I visited the Incheon Prosecutor’s Office, I’d always barged in unannounced, so I was used to being greeted with warnings or outright hostility. This time, though, I was visiting through "official" channels.

If I said in advance that I was coming, that counts as official, right?

Since I’d informed them beforehand, the Namdong District Prosecutor’s Office was now rolling out the welcome mat. People were already gathering on the rooftop.

“By the way, how’s Gong Seo-young doing? Is she adjusting well?”

The head of security I used to clash with every time I stormed the Incheon Prosecutor’s Office.

There was something strangely enticing about her, so during my last visit, I ended up kidnapping and fucking her.

While she initially cried and screamed about being assaulted, I proposed what I thought was a reasonable and straightforward contract.

After realizing the deal offered conditions far superior to her current workplace, she stopped crying immediately and agreed to transfer on the spot.

She’s now stationed with the Red Team under Snow White.

“Yes, she’s currently collaborating with the team to draft training curricula. She’s adapting well.”

“Good.”

I thought briefly after hearing Snow White’s reply.

‘...Wouldn’t it be better to replace the security here with our Red Team?’

I’m planning to replace the Prosecutor General at Namdong District anyway, so it’d be perfect if Snow White’s team took over security as well. Win-win.

Of course, this isn’t just any place—it’s a public institution, a prosecutor’s office, no less. A normal background wouldn’t be enough to secure the contract.

But I’m Go Muyeol.

I can easily overcome such trivial obstacles.

“Soo-ah, look into the security contract for the Namdong District Prosecutor’s Office. I think it’d be great if Snow White’s team handled it.”

“Understood.”

“Find out who the current contract is with, how long it lasts, when the bidding happens, and whether it can be replaced mid-term.”

“Got it.”

If the next bidding process is too far off or there’s no plan for one...

‘Then I’ll just create a situation that forces them to change contractors.’

A simple and effective solution.

There are plenty of ways, after all.

For example, deliberately causing a failure to induce a contract termination.

Since I’m already planning to replace the Prosecutor General, this works out perfectly.

The AV landed on the designated pad.

With a familiar vibration, the doors opened, and the secretaries exited first.

I disembarked with the team leaders in the middle of the group.

“Haha, welcome, young master. You must’ve had a tiring journey!”

A middle-aged man greeted me.

He looked somewhat servile but still retained a hint of pride. Unlike others, he didn’t bow deeply.

Compared to Namdong District Police Chief Do Yoon-jung, he was almost stiff.

‘Not that it matters since he’ll be replaced anyway.’

“Thank you for the warm welcome.”

As much as I disliked shaking hands with him, this was part of business.

I extended my hand, and the Chief clasped it with both hands, shaking enthusiastically.

After the formal welcome, I entered the prosecutor’s office.

Although I wanted to see Lee Na-eun immediately, I met with the Prosecutor General first out of courtesy.

The meeting didn’t amount to much—just pleasantries and a request to work well together.

I also mentioned Lee Na-eun in passing, formally asking for cooperation.

After exchanging handshakes, I left the Prosecutor General’s office.

Of course, the next destination was where Lee Na-eun was.

Following the secretary assigned to me by the Prosecutor General, I made my way to the Special Investigations Division.

Lee Na-eun was already standing in the hallway with several prosecutors who appeared to be her subordinates.

“Greetings, Young Master.”

The moment she saw me, Lee Na-eun smiled subtly and bowed at a perfect 90-degree angle.

Her subordinates followed suit, bowing deeply in unison.

“It’s been a while, Special... no, Chief Prosecutor Lee Na-eun.”

“Yes, it has been a while.”

When she straightened her back, her faintly suggestive smile sent a stir through my crotch.

This woman—she has a way of stirring up lust with just her presence.

“I see the wreaths arrived safely.”

“Hehe... yes.”

I glanced at the wreaths lining the hallway and the inside of her office as I walked in.

Lee Na-eun followed behind me, and before shutting the door, she gave her subordinates an order.

“Everyone, go inside and get ready.”

“Yes, Chief Prosecutor.”

Click.

The moment the door closed, she wrapped her arms around me, pulling me into an embrace.

I savored the feel of her body pressed against mine and the scent that enveloped me.

“Ahh...♥.”

“Listen to her moan. You’ve gotten better at being playful, haven’t you, Na-eun?”

“Well... this is your ‘cock house,’ isn’t it, Master?”

What nonsense.

But I like it.

It somehow makes her even more arousing.

I held her close as I walked toward her desk.

On it was a sleek, black nameplate engraved with elegant lettering.

Chief Prosecutor Lee Na-eun.

“Wow~.”

I picked up the nameplate, feeling its familiar texture as I examined it.

“Isn’t this something I made for you? Am I right?”

“Of course. You made it for me, Master.”

“It’s impressive, really.”

Still holding the nameplate, I looked around the room.

Compared to the office she used before, the difference was night and day.

I’d never actually been to her old office, but even from the photos, it was obvious how cramped and shabby it had been.

The room was stuffed to the brim with piles of documents, and it wasn’t even hers alone—she had to share it with four or five others. The lack of space was glaring.

But here, it was spacious.

“Your house was cramped too. I made quite a mess of it as well. You didn’t leave it like that, did you?”

“Of course not. Even I wouldn’t leave it that way indefinitely.”

“Yeah, I figured. That’s just how you are.”

When I first stepped into Lee Na-eun’s house, it felt...

like a place devoid of humanity.

There was nothing but the bare essentials—so much so that my immediate reaction was, ‘What kind of person lives like this?’

It was the embodiment of silence and coldness.

Completely at odds with the alluring body that made up her presence.

It makes me curious about what’s really inside her mind.

“I’ll buy you a house nearby under your name.”

“Oh my.”

“Once the purchase is finalized, you can commute from there.”

“Ahh... thank you, Master. But I was planning to stay close to you and commute from your side~.”

“Hah.”

What a sly fox.

Why has she become so cunning? It’s infuriatingly enticing.

“Do whatever you want. It’s nice having your pussy close by.”

I handed her the nameplate and stroked her face, subtly pressing her toward the desk.

Peck.

I kissed her lightly, planting more kisses across her face before whispering.

“Sit.”

“...Yes.”

Keeping her eyes locked on mine, she climbed onto the desk and sat down.

Without being told, she neatly held up her nameplate so her title and name were clearly visible, then spread her legs wide on the desk.

What a seductive woman.

She knows exactly what I want.

“I am Chief Prosecutor Lee Na-eun. Please use me as you wish♥.”