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The Track & Field Village

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D-90 until the World Championships. The entire nation’s eyes were fixed on the athletes' "performance." ...The real problem, though, was that their athletic performance wasn't the only thing people were watching. Affairs, two-timing, and stalking scandals broke out back-to-back. In the end, I was brought into the National Training Center as a "Risk Manager." And Head Coach Woohyun Gam singled out three exact troublemakers for strict supervision: Dan Choi, the star sprinter who thrives on attention and female fans. Philhyun Jung, the high jumper who flirts first the second someone catches his eye. Hoseok Won, the discus thrower who somehow only attracts obsessive stalkers, turning the dorms into total war zones. And these jerks... The ink on the coach’s orders hadn't even dried, and they’re already pulling an "escape" right now?!

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D-90 until the World Championships. The entire nation’s eyes were fixed on the athletes' "performance." ...The real problem, though, was that their athletic performance wasn't the only thing people were watching. Affairs, two-timing, and stalking scandals broke out back-to-back. In the end, I was brought into the National Training Center as a "Risk Manager." And Head Coach Woohyun Gam singled out three exact troublemakers for strict supervision: Dan Choi, the star sprinter who thrives on attention and female fans. Philhyun Jung, the high jumper who flirts first the second someone catches his eye. Hoseok Won, the discus thrower who somehow only attracts obsessive stalkers, turning the dorms into total war zones. And these jerks... The ink on the coach’s orders hadn't even dried, and they’re already pulling an "escape" right now?!

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