If Only the Mountain Let Me Go

Doyun returned to the office with one goal, to stop becoming the selfish heir he had once been. He kept his name small, his tie neat, and his hands busy with work nobody important noticed. That was the point. In his first life, he had watched the wrong people suffer and called it business. Now he could not stand the memory of it. A mountain office, a cloud sea outside the windows, and one sealed security card in his jacket pocket kept pulling him back toward the family he had tried to forget. Then Yul appeared with the same calm eyes that once belonged to an enemy, and an old oath that said neither of them could harm the other. Doyun had no clean way forward, only old guilt and a person he c...