When Dabin starts staying late at school to so she can win her mid-term exams competition against Shihu, the lack of sleep makes her weak. While resting near the pond, someone pushes her in. Dabin manages to get out but barely reaches the school building before she collapses. Now Mr. Choi wants to hire a bodyguard for Dabin... but who?
Dabin Choi
Our heroine. Dabin is spirited, perky and awkward. She struggles with her grades, argues with her father, flirts with the boys at her school. She's very much a typical 14-year-old, with one major exception: Dabin's father runs one of the most powerful organized crime cartels in Korea.
Mr. Choi
Dabin's father, and one of the most highly-sought mob bosses in Korea. Mr. Choi may be an infamous criminal, but as far as Dabin's concerned, he's simply "Dad." As questionable as his lifestyle may appear, one things is obvious, he really loves his daughter.
Eugene Sung
The son of Mr. Choi's friend, who helps out with Mr. Choi's business endeavors, is also Dabin's long-time unrequited love interest. Dabin transfers to Eugene's high school just to better woo Eugene. Unfortunately, Eugene isn't into Dabin. In fact, he thinks of her more like a little sister. (The kiss of death!)
Shihu Myoung
Dabin's new classmate, the son of her father's long-time rival, Bongchun Myoung. Shihu and Dabin used to play together until their fathers had a falling out. Now that Dabin and Shihu are in the same class, they start playing power games just like their fathers.
Rose Shin (aka "Black Rose")
Dabin's rival at her old high school whose twin sister Lily attends Dabin's new school.
Ilsoo
The second boss and steward of Dabin’s house, who contemplates an idea to hire Shihu as Dabin's bodyguard in order to reconcile the two families.
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they have this manhwa at manga fox.com and ch 3
AKANE8
09.05.2009 12:00 AM
I still could never get a copy of this volume. I still keep trying now I am finding it for outrageous prices on the net. Could this series one day be made into on big volume with all of them in it? If they did then maybe I could finally read volume 3 and finish reading this series. It is sad to see all of the volumes on a shelf but one and not finish reading a series since you don't want to miss a volume.
JBREAD17
03.13.2009 12:00 AM