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Salt Society [19+] Average 5 / 5 out of 1
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Summary
So Gi-hyeon, a beta who is an extreme right-born alpha’s childhood friend, has spent years quietly watching over Jo Yeon-oh—the heir to the Haeseong Foundation and CEO of Naban Gallery—nurturing his love alone.
What once seemed like an unshakable relationship between the two begins to fracture when Gi-hyeon finally confesses his feelings.
The moment Gi-hyeon reveals the long-held affection he has carried, Yeon-oh responds with a humiliating gag of disgust.
“You forgot, didn’t you—that you’re a beta.”
An alpha who is physiologically repulsed by romantic involvement with a beta. Faced with such cruel and piercing condemnation, Gi-hyeon quietly resolves to let go of his feelings—but Yeon-oh refuses even that.
Displaying his selfish obsession and controlling nature toward what he considers his own, Jo Yeon-oh will not allow Gi-hyeon to distance himself from his side.
“Fine. Let’s do it—date, then. You selfish bastard.”
Instead of cutting ties, what they choose is the beginning of a deceitful relationship. And because it is Yeon-oh’s decision, Gi-hyeon accepts it without resistance.
“I told you I’d help you find someone if you really can’t stand it. If possible, do it with omegas.”
Even while dating, Yeon-oh coldly encourages Gi-hyeon to sleep with others—his version of cruel consideration. As Gi-hyeon’s heart is carelessly carved apart, he too reaches his limit.
Yet at the end of this relentless unrequited love, Gi-hyeon is confronted with a physical change he believed could never happen.
Jo Yeon-oh, an “entry-denial” alpha armed with twisted possessiveness, and So Gi-hyeon, who quietly swallowed his wounds until he finally chose to run away.
Where, in the end, will the misaligned trajectories of these two lead?
Where, in the end, will the misaligned trajectories of these two lead?
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