Three Eight

※ This book contains coercive relationships and violent scenes. Please be aware of this when reading.
※ The names of companies, places, and people mentioned in this book are not related to reality.

The calculation method of gamblers is truly strange.
They charge interest and make debts to the collateral who didn’t even spend the money.
This is how Hongju has been tied up as collateral, collecting gambling debts for the house for 15 years.

One day, a man appears who says he will invest in the house.
A rich sucker, a cash cow.
That was what the house members called Mookyeong.

“If you just do as you’re told, I’ll help you.”

Mookyeong makes a suspicious offer to pay off his debt in exchange for information about the house.
Why would he make such an offer to a collateral who only collects money while getting beaten up?
He’s still suspicious of him…

“You think I’m a fraudster right now, don’t you?”
“No.”
“Don’t be ridiculous. It’s written all over your face. Gamblers can tell just by looking at your eyes.”

Hongju has no choice but to accept the offer.
Because he grew up being treated like a doormat, he knows exactly where he can stand.