Haru_Catty

"Wait, wait!" Haneul gulped at the tiger whose emotions were soaring in front of her. "I don't want any trouble so let's just be friends." 

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An uprising between the Mafia clans of Gwangju resulted in immigrations and separations, with several clans bonding together and several dying out. Two of the major clans remained; Yeom and Jang, along with several other minor clans that decided to lay low. 
While the two major clans also laid low for the longest times, their conflicts brought them back on surface. The Yeom family struggled to stay on their feet and went to look out for a powerful family to form an alliance with. 

Kim Haneul was the victim of alliance, a Pediatrician and the only daughter of the respected Kim family. On the surface, the Kim family was asked for Haneul's hand in marriage by the CEO of Gearhead Game Studios, Yeom Tae. 

Not knowing the real identity and past behind Yeom Tae, Haneul got wed into the Mafia's family. The honest Yeom Tae, however, revealed his true identity to his newly wed wife right away and her reaction put him in a spot he had never imagined for a dazzling and charming man such as himself. 

How will he ever be able to progress in his romantic life after a death sentence such as that? 

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"Wait what?" Tae blinked a few times to slap himself back to reality, "We're what now?" 
"Friends!" Haneul exclaimed joyfully, of course. 

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Join a soft romantic comedy ride of the couple as they progress from just friends to more than just friends, with awkward and subtle conversations to picking up on each others' habits! Read how the obstacles in the new Mafia life and the small expressions in the doctor life affect the relationship between the two.

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Cover artist: @alina._.smthng (Instagram)

My Wife Friendzoned me because I'm a Mafia

Haneul coughed while staring at the reports of one of the inpatients since Youngjae had asked her for help with the dosage of a powerful narcotic. The patient had just had surgery and even after dangerous doses of the narcotic, he seemed to complain about pain almost all the time and the nurses were confused as to what they should do. The patient was 16 years old so all the nurses were confused.

"First thing first," She said, "Cut the opioids and narcotics gradually and check the patient for Hyperalgesia." She added, "Also check the medication history for the patient because I remember during his spine injury, I asked for medication history and found nothing. You better check that stuff out to see if he's addicted to the drugs or not. Ask orthopedics because they carried out the surgery alongside me."

"Yes, doctor. I'll get that done right away." Youngjae hesitantly nodded.

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