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Every Woman Wanted Korean Mafia Boss, Except His Black Lawyer Who Kept Rejecting Him.
In this dark mafia romance story, a 32-year-old reserved Korean mafia boss named Sang-hoon Choi who has never pursued a woman in his life because they all throw themselves at him—from wealthy socialites to rival gang leaders' daughters who send love letters written in blood—meets his match when he hires brilliant 28-year-old Black criminal defense attorney Maya Bennett who treats him with complete professional indifference, calling him "Mr. Choi" and cutting him off with "that's not relevant to your case," driving him absolutely insane as the first woman ever immune to his power, looks, and money. When he fumbles through his first-ever romantic pursuit sending an entire flower shop that she rejects as "inappropriate," calling her at 2 AM for "urgent legal advice" that's really just wanting to see her, and muttering in frustrated Korean "michigesseo" (I'm going crazy) while his best friend Jin-woo documents every failed attempt in a group chat called "Boss is Simping," Maya remains unmoved until she starts unconsciously sketching him compulsively, recognizing the deep loneliness beneath his cold exterior through her artistic soul. After a brutal public humiliation at a charity gala where rejected socialite Su-jin mocks Maya with sexual insinuations, Sang-hoon destroys the woman in front of everyone—"apologize NOW or answer to me"—sacrificing his social capital to defend Maya's dignity, leading to her devastating admission "I'm falling for you and I shouldn't be" before fleeing to Chicago for two years because her mother's experience dating a criminal taught her to never make that mistake. Through two years of separation where she fills an entire art gallery with sketches of him and learns Korean "in case I ever saw you again" while he returns to Korea telling his grandmother "she wanted to leave," Halmoni finally yells "baboya! she wanted you to FIGHT!"—sending him to Maya's Chicago art exhibition where he finds walls covered in drawings of his hands, his loneliness, his rare smile, and finally tells her "I love you, I should have said it two years ago," leading to her responding in Korean "nado saranghae" (I love you too) and their reunion proving that authentic connection forms when someone values substance over surface appeal and genuine love requires choosing the person who doesn't need your status while resisting two years of separation.

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