BACKGROUND

All her life she had been raised under a very strict house hold. Of course that was normal with her parents being both a police officer and her mother a lawyer. They'd always expected her to carry herself a certain way, and for the most part she'd neverminded. Why would she? They were her parents after all. She looked up to them for guidance, until she turned 18. It was mid afternoon, and as usual Baek Sumin was driven to the station to wait on her father to finish work before they'd go home together. Her mother didn't get home until late, so they'd developed this routine. However, that day she'd met a boy not that much older than she was. His bruised face, bloodied knuckles, and ripped jeans intriguied the young Baek Sumin. 'Stay away from him, Sumin-ah. He's dangerous,' Her father warned her before taking her into his office. From then on, she'd experience something she'd never felt before. Eagerness. Everyday after school she'd arrive at the station, and sneaked in to talk to the boy within the cell. They'd talk long until she'd been found out. 'I'll get out soon, and then I'll stand by you with out anything standing between us.' He told her. The day after that the boy was gone. And the day after that, he'd showed up to her school in the middle of a lesson and dragged her out, and for once the daughter of the Sheriff didn't care. All she wanted was to be with him. As days passed, this became a reaccuring thing for Sumin. Always awaiting to be swept away from her life by her criminal. She was falling hard for him and all the wonders outside the cell her life had become. The more the boy showed her and told her the more she had begun to question the kind of life she'd been living. Her parents were not happy with their daughter sneaking off to be with the criminal more time than not. They feared he was corrupting her, and they disliked it. They had done everything in their power to seperate them, but it had all been futile. Sumin had fallen in love and given herself to him, and when her parents had found out they'd done the impossible to send the boy into deathrow for all his crimes. While she was to go see a doctor to abort the 'abomination' they'd created. Park Leon's mother had come and taken her from the clinic, and Sumin had only been happy to go with her. She'd never hated her parents more than she had and with Park Jae Eun's guidance Sumin became a wanted criminal out seeking vengence for the loss of her child and her lover. Now, while she works under her mother-in-law, Park Jae Eun, the most wanted criminal in all Korea, she spends her time training to surpass her tasks and training their new recruits.

 

   
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