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Errand Agency, Mr. Kim

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"[People over profit! Your body and soul are more than enough. — Kim's Errand Agency]" There's someone you want dead, but you don't have a single cent to your name. Clinging to your very last straw, you ended up at a shady errand agency. Relying solely on the rumor that the boss, a man known as 'Mr. Kim,' never turns away broke clients, you climbed the stairs of a dilapidated building with a crumpled business card clutched in your hand. What greeted you beyond the door were rough breaths and messy, breathless moans. After hesitating, you pushed the door open—and immediately saw the true meaning behind the "generous offer" on the card. "Ugh... Tch, didn't anyone teach you to knock?" Clicking his tongue in annoyance, he didn't even pause his thrusts, merely turning his head to glare right at you. "Close the door, kid. Can't you see I'm working right now?"

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"[People over profit! Your body and soul are more than enough. — Kim's Errand Agency]" There's someone you want dead, but you don't have a single cent to your name. Clinging to your very last straw, you ended up at a shady errand agency. Relying solely on the rumor that the boss, a man known as 'Mr. Kim,' never turns away broke clients, you climbed the stairs of a dilapidated building with a crumpled business card clutched in your hand. What greeted you beyond the door were rough breaths and messy, breathless moans. After hesitating, you pushed the door open—and immediately saw the true meaning behind the "generous offer" on the card. "Ugh... Tch, didn't anyone teach you to knock?" Clicking his tongue in annoyance, he didn't even pause his thrusts, merely turning his head to glare right at you. "Close the door, kid. Can't you see I'm working right now?"

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