From the moment Soo-ah walked in, I already knew she hadn’t betrayed me.

It’s something I can determine through her stats, but more importantly, she has no reason to betray me.

Even if she had significant grievances and was planning betrayal, it wouldn’t be now.

I mean, she’s on track to rake in hundreds of billions of won—why would she jeopardize that with betrayal at this point?

Not even I would be reckless enough to do something like that.

“Im Soo-ah, claiming that you’re not a spy is merely your assertion. Repeating it doesn’t make it more credible. You need to present evidence that will convince us.”

“H-How am I supposed to prove I didn’t do something…!”

“Well, wouldn’t a former police officer like you know better than anyone how to handle that?”

If she hasn’t betrayed me, then she obviously wouldn’t know anything.

She probably doesn’t even realize that Seo Eun-mi is actually Ha Eun-young.@@novelbin@@

Pressuring someone who knows nothing won’t yield any results. It’ll just end up tormenting her.

Which means I should intervene and stop Baek Seol…

‘…Or maybe I should watch a little longer?’

For some reason, seeing Soo-ah in this state stirred me.

For the sake of my libido, I’ll endure just a little longer.

Beyond that, there’s actually another reason for this process to play out.

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