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Reasons for the Judgment

Reasons for the Judgment

Status: Ongoing Released: 2 Free Chapter Every Friday
※Warning
  • Contains scenes depicting sexual relations between the shou and a third party, as well as coercive scenes.
  • This work was created with reference to actual laws, systems, and procedures, but differs from reality.
  • All place names, characters, company names, other organization names, and incidents are unrelated to reality and are fictional creations.
Despite his brilliant career, Hyo-kyung had been stuck bouncing between small-town courts in the provinces, when after 10 years, he suddenly receives a transfer to Seoul. To make matters worse, he reunites in court with Hyun-wook, with whom his relationship ended disastrously during their university days. And as a judge and defendant, no less. "Counsel. Are you perhaps confused about which courtroom you're in? This is...." "There's no need to be so flustered." Encounters disguised as coincidences continue, and Hyo-kyung finds his heart wavering unexpectedly. "Do you have ramen at home? I brought rice." Eventually, Jung Hyun-wook even offers to help with a lawsuit he would never normally take on. "Why on earth are you offering to help?" "Because I want to make a good impression on you." The sudden transfer to Seoul and the goodwill he readily extends. It only makes him anxious, wondering if there's truly no price to pay. *** "Attorney Jung Hyun-wook." Even as I spoke the words aloud, the title felt awkward. Jung Hyun-wook's eyebrows also shot up sharply. Jung Hyun-wook, who had become a lawyer. Jung Hyun-wook, who used to feel suffocated even wearing a turtleneck but now somehow endures ties that strangle his neck. Jung Hyun-wook, who no longer laughs with his whole face crumpled up. I had skipped over so much time yet still remained in the past. Jung Hyun-wook slowly extended his hand. It was a large hand, big enough to grip a basketball in one palm. "Judge Mo Hyo-kyung, it was nice to see you. You've achieved your dream. You said you wanted to live an ordinary life, didn't you? You've managed to endure 10 years in a gossipy neighborhood without causing much of a stir. You look quite like an ordinary civil servant now." Having finished speaking, Jung Hyun-wook turned around without hesitation. The car carrying Jung Hyun-wook in the back seat quickly left the courthouse. I stood there alone for a long while. His warmth still lingered on my hand. I had always been the one to abandon him first, yet somehow I felt abandoned once again.

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