I Became a Scoundrel of a Chaebol Family

Chapter 225



Muyeol Land Mansion felt like a long-awaited return, though it had been less than four days since I'd last been here.

As I stepped out of the armored vehicle, Danto brushed past me, humming and waving his arms around in high spirits after indulging himself in Pyongyang.

I felt a sudden urge to tease him.

“?”

Something seemed off... Had he gained weight?

“Hey.” “?”

Grabbing Danto by the nape as he turned, he let out a yelp.

Examining his face and body, it was clear he had put on some weight since the weekend.

“You’ve gotten plump, what’s this all about?” “I-I haven’t gained weight at all!” “Don’t lie.”

I pinched his belly, grasping a significant amount of flesh.

“How can you say you haven’t gained weight when I can grab all this?” “Eek! That's abuse!!” “That's hardly abuse.”

After teasing and pinching Danto all over, I set him down, and he started to scamper off.

“Ah, good energy! Now, do 10 laps around the yard, no, make it 20!” “No way!!!”

Danto screamed as he began running around the yard.

Cute little guy. His bouncing behind was almost endearing.

“Make him exercise until he loses weight. Double the routine.” “Yes, Master.”

Returning to the mansion, I encountered a gift from Minji.

“Honor! It’s a privilege to see you again! As of today, the 1st Squadron of Militaris Pacific Knights is at your service. Reporting for duty!” “Ah!”

Although disguised as a Militaris-affiliated knight order, the Pacific Knights were actually Minji’s personal squad. This was the 1st Squadron redeployed to Muyeol Land.

Previously, with Minji’s permission, I had used all the female knights as my playthings for a month.

“Good to see you again.”

After a brief salute, the 12 squadron members relaxed.

“I didn’t catch this from my sister, but how long are you here this time?” “Until further orders, we are instructed to follow your commands!” “Hmm, feels like a long-term loan.”

It wasn’t a permanent transfer, but no need to fret. Knights were usually bound by genetic recognition to their master. Even if Minji were to offer them to me, she would remain their true master.

‘They’ll come in handy at the yacht party.’

Including Baekseol, all female knights from the Pacific Knights 1st Squadron could accompany me, while the male knights could board mechas to patrol around the yacht, making for an impressive display of power.

“For now, rest. Male knights, you’ll find a wide plain beyond that point; set up camp there. I’ll send instructions through Seol if needed. Dismissed.” “Yes, Sir!”

The male knights quickly ran off.

“Female knights, find rooms in the mansion to stay. Similarly, Seol will relay any tasks. Though you're seniors to her, Seol is in charge of my forces here, don’t forget that.” “Yes, Sir!” “Dismissed!”

The female knights dispersed, but I kept the squadron leader, Dorothy, by my side, pulling her close.

“You stay with me.” “Oh... Yes, Master.”

Tonight might be good for a knight-themed feast. Baekseol and Dorothy, the squadron leader of the Pacific Knights, would make a fine pairing.

Entering my office, I began to sort through the gifts received. While the secretaries did the grunt work, I oversaw the final checks, including a yet-unexamined gift from Seonyul.

A thin envelope containing a document that seemed like another deed of transfer. What could it be this time?

As I toyed with Dorothy’s breasts, lost in thought, my contemplation deepened. Touching her was oddly focusing.

‘If Minji isn’t my stalker, then it must be Hayan or Seonyul. Hayan doesn’t seem the type, but Seonyul...’

Little was known about Seonyul, given our minimal interaction and lack of direct conversation.

‘Could it be a strange gift?’

Doubting a gift wasn’t polite, but I couldn’t help it. Minji seemed unlikely, and Hayan wasn’t the type.

If Seonyul was the most likely suspect, once doubt °• N 𝑜 v 𝑒 l i g h t •° started, it could lead to suspecting all their actions.

“Hmm.”

Well, opening it would reveal the truth.

“Dorothy, please open this.” “Yes.”

Dorothy took out the document from the envelope. As I suspected, it was a transfer deed.

“...An art museum?”

It was a deed transferring all rights of an art museum and its installations, owned by Seonyul, to me. While I wasn’t particularly knowledgeable about art, the category itself was quite valuable, and owning a museum full of it was indeed significant.

“A museum in Jeju Island... Ah, a refreshingly ordinary gift.”

The tension eased. Had I been overthinking?

‘Even if it were from a stalker, such a deed wouldn’t show it.’

“Sua, look into this museum for me, in detail.” “Yes, Master.”

As Sua hurried off, I turned to Dorothy.

“Shall we have some fun in the meantime?” “Oh...!” “Climb on and ride.” “Yes, Master.”

Dorothy unzipped my pants and extracted my already aroused member.

“Here I go.”

She climbed atop me, undressing.

As she lowered herself onto me, a heavy weight pressed down, engulfing me.

“Ah...!”

Enjoying Dorothy’s service as she began to move, I sent out greetings to my family—basic well-wishes and thanks for the gifts.

Surprisingly, even in the busy New Year period, replies came quickly, leading to brief exchanges before naturally concluding the conversations.

Minji responded much later.

  • Lololol
  • They're basically
  • Your fuckholes anyway.
  • Just finish using them.
  • Thank you.
  • But
  • What made you
  • Not send it right away?
  • Your reply?
  • What, dude
  • It's not like I'm
  • Your subordinate
  • Do I have to send it right away?
  • What the hell?
  • It's not that
  • You usually send it first
  • So when it’s late, that’s why
  • Think of it as
  • A kind of longing
  • Longing my ass, lol
  • Talk about eloquence
  • Obviously you
  • Sent this batch to your entire family
  • Would my early reply even matter?
  • I’m busy, so just a perfunctory response.

    So, you mean, You sent it late on purpose because you knew I’d be busy responding to other family members, Is that what this is about?

    What’s gotten into Minji? Not the type to think this much.

  • Minji using her brain
  • I'm not used to this
  • Fuck off
  • Retract the article?
  • You little shit
  • Don't threaten me like that right away
  • That’s despicable
  • Sis
  • Fuck you

    Dorothy and I connected. It’s gotten to the point where her juices are flowing, captured crudely.

  • (Picture)
  • Fuck, shit
  • Already used it
  • No returns
  • Sg
  • Fucking hell, lol
  • Wow, you crazy fuck, lol
  • Sitting there sending this shit?
  • You really
  • I’m lenient that’s why
  • Otherwise
  • I’d have fucked you up seriously
  • Annoying
  • Fuck off
  • If you take back a gift
  • You’d be the most petty bitch on earth
  • Agreed?
  • Old hag, fuck off

    What a pleasant convulsion.

  • Hey, but
  • Thinking about the photo
  • Isn’t it
  • If it’s really candid
  • Something Hayan did?
  • Why do you think so
  • She acts all high and mighty
  • But I know how vulgar she really is.
  • Hmm.

    Well, I don’t trust Minji’s words much... Especially since it involves badmouthing Hayan? Even less believable. They’re like sworn enemies.

  • Fuck you
  • What?
  • I thought about it and told you
  • And this is the reaction?
  • Sis,
  • Let’s not be biased
  • It’s difficult
  • To speak so certainly about uncertain things
  • You bitch
  • You doubted me right away
  • That’s just ridiculous

    Now that I think about it, that’s right

  • I’m sorry.
  • I’ll be more careful in the future
  • Yeah, fuck off
  • Get lost
  • Fuck you

    Minji stopped messaging after that. In the meantime, I focused on Dorothy and came inside her. Enjoying the afterglow while cradling the woman's body.

    Zing.

    Minji?

  • What is Jeju Modern Art Museum?

    ‘What’s this.’

    It turned out to be Seonyul.

    Entering, I saw,

  • Jeju Modern Art Museum is the largest contemporary art institution in East Asia, aiming to be a new cultural hub where natural environment and cutting-edge art intersect. The museum was born out of the desire to reinterpret the unique and expansive natural landscape and traditional culture of Jeju Island into the language of contemporary art. It collaborates closely with world-renowned museums, galleries, collectors, art universities, and residency programs to establish itself as a global art network hub. The museum architecture, a massive project involving thousands of international architects and environmental designers, features an exterior reminiscent of giant cloud sculptures, blurring the lines between nature and artificial structures. The interior exhibitions are divided into five main galleries, three special project halls, an outdoor sculpture park, and a dedicated media art pavilion, serving as venues for diverse genres of contemporary art and cultural dialogues that transcend regions. The museum hosts dozens of exhibitions yearly, including curated exhibitions, themed exhibitions, international artist invitational exhibitions, and special collection exhibitions. Each exhibition involves curators and art critics in docent programs, professional lectures, workshops, and artist talks, helping visitors not only to view but deeply understand and experience the ideological, technical, and cultural contexts embedded in the artworks. In particular, the exhibition halls feature interactive art systems, 360-degree immersive media walls, and VR/AR experience zones, allowing visitors to actively engage with new possibilities and expressions of art in the digital age. Additionally, the Jeju Modern Art Museum offers a global artist residency program that provides emerging artists worldwide with opportunities for creation and experimentation. The works produced through this program are presented to the public and contribute new topics to the global contemporary art discourse. This program is closely linked with the local cultural ecosystem of Jeju, encouraging collaboration with local residents, traditional artisans, and young artists, thus not only embracing external art but continually producing and reproducing unique art content specific to Jeju. The museum also houses a professional art library and archives, stocked with tens of thousands of books, journals, and materials, serving as a resource for researchers, students, and the general public to gain deep knowledge and insights into contemporary art. This library participates in material exchange with major art institutions domestically and internationally, building online databases, and providing digital material access services, contributing to the sharing and spread of art knowledge. The museum's education and experience programs are among its core services, offering customized educational workshops for all ages, from children to adults and the elderly, involving professional instructors and artists in practical classes, art symposiums, and in-depth seminars. These programs demonstrate that art can be more than just a visual object of appreciation; it can be a medium for philosophical reflection, identity exploration, and social messaging. The visitor paths extend beyond simple indoor tours to include walks through the outdoor sculpture park, connected trails, green gardens, coastal lookouts, and lounges overlooking the Jeju highlands, offering multilayered experiences where natural scenery and art pieces converge. Especially during sunset, outdoor spaces and the museum's exterior walls come alive with projection mapping shows, creating magical moments where natural and artificial lights blend, allowing visitors to experience Jeju's time anew through art. Jeju Modern Art Museum strives to be a central institution that mediates between the local community and the global art scene, recording the 'present' of contemporary art, foreseeing the 'future,' and functioning as a platform for a global art community where everyone can experience new sensations, insights, and dialogues through art, and naturally reflect on the role of art and culture in their lives...(continuation)

    Agh, fuck! What is this!!

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