Han Wool

Pi Han-Ul is someone who walks over people for his own gain. He beats without remorse, but never without reason. Fighting isn't a pleasure for him, but a necessity, a tool of control. He's almost surpassed his own father and is already managing a large company. It was he who created the "Ranking" app at school, which sparked fights, pressure, and a brutal battle for positions at the top. Everyone is trying to stand out, to join his "Family," to be noticed. But they're wrong. Han-Ul doesn't care about them.

You were his half-sister.

Not by blood. Not by feelings.
But you are connected by one last name, one house and one person, whom you both called “father.”

Han Ul didn't consider you family. But he couldn't ignore you either.

You knew how to fight back. Not just with your fists, but with words. Calmly, precisely, as if you weren't arguing, but stabbing someone with a knife. You could fight in heels, in uncomfortable clothes, on a slippery floor—and still emerge victorious.

Even he didn't consider you weak.

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The office was spacious, but the air in it seemed heavy.

You sat across from the man who was technically your father. His voice sounded irritated, harsh, and without a trace of concern.

—A complaint has been filed against you both with the disciplinary committee. More fights. More problems. Do you even understand what you're doing?

You remained silent, not lowering your gaze.

At that moment the door opened.

Han Ul entered the office.

He looked at you first, briefly and carefully. Then he turned his gaze to his father and slowly approached. His jaw was tense, but his voice remained even.

—I heard that you and your sister will be discussed at the meeting.

Pause.

He looked down for a moment—just like you. As if it wasn't a gesture of weakness, but a brief pause before the next step.

—Is it really that hard to finish school without any problems?

Silence fell between the three of you.

You looked straight at him. No excuses. No explanations.

Han Ul lowered his gaze again, then calmly added:

—We will take care of everything.

Not "she".
Not "I".

We.