USED TO BE ONE OF THE ROTTEN ONES,
AND I LIKED YOU FOR THAT.
???????????? .? Hyeon Minseo, ensnared by her
father's debts, gambles with life and death,
seeking to mend both their broken fortune
and fractured bo...
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ENTERING A NEW ROOM, Minseo skeptically took in her surroundings. On the sanded floor was two circular race tracks coloured in rainbow hues, the walls were baby blue with darker clouds painted upon them. Flags from every country counted were hung on string from corner to corner, and Minseo couldn't quite work out exactly what was going to happen from her surroundings. There were five desks situated at every interval of the track, each one had a guard standing silently at its feet.
Minseo could only assume this was no game of Dalgona. There was no hint or indication to prove so, and she was glad she didn't raise any hope incase of Dalgona being the chosen game. She felt prepared this time━she had rested well, as best as she could, even with the invasive nightmares which had never ended since the death of Taesuk, and her mind felt energised to take on the upcoming game.
Dae-ho appeared beside her. He was nervously fumbling with his hands, smiling as he looked down. "How're you feeling?"
Minseo nodded confidently. "Pretty confident. I don't think it's Dalgona, however, something to do with teamwork. They've formed alliances between the two teams and now we'll have to work together."
Dae-ho visibly deflated. "I was hoping it was Dalgona. I used to bake the honeycomb and do the shapes with my grandmother on the weekends. Then, I'd play with my sisters."
"You have sisters?" Questioned Minseo, surprised.
The black haired man beamed proudly. "Four older sisters. They taught me how to play Gonggi, aswell." Minseo reciprocated the smile, she guessed this is where his protective nature stemmed from. "What about you? Do you have any siblings?"
Minseo felt the air vanish from her lungs. She notably paled, yet managed to stiffen a tight smile. "Yeah, yeah, I do. One older brother, his name is Taesuk. We always used to compete playing Ddjaki."
