“They’re completely different. Seongjin Finance started as a market lender in Jongno back in the ’70s and grew from there, while Seongjin Capital is based in savings banking.”

Junyoung blinked at the smooth explanation and slowly turned her head. Ssamdu, caught in her gaze like a fly in amber, cleared his throat awkwardly.

“So they’re in the same industry…”

“I can’t help but feel like keeping you by my side is a waste of talent.”@@novelbin@@

Shaking her head dramatically, Junyoung clapped her hands. “JBK must have looked into Jung Mansu at least a little since they were managing his case.”

“I know nothing. I’ve seen nothing.”

Ssamdu stared straight ahead, repeating the words like a machine. Narrowing her eyes, Junyoung pouted.

“Who’s going to eat you? Fine, then just tell me this—were any of the creditors the same?”

His hands gripped the wheel tightly as his face twisted in discomfort, but after a moment of hesitation, he gave a reluctant nod.

“No.”

“Then it’s probably not creditors looking to cash in on the settlement. The method was the same, so the culprit is likely the same person. But everyone around them keeps saying none of the victims had enemies. Even Jung Mansu had a decent reputation. And according to Foreman Choi…”

Muttering aloud as she arranged her thoughts, Junyoung suddenly fell silent.

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